Marshmallow: An Easter And Springtime Book For Kids

Very cute story for easter

This gentle story is primarily about friendship. It is sweet and written so that young children can understand the challenges of adding a new member into a family.

Just received this little book today as an Easter gift for my grandson.After reading it must say it is the sweetest story and the author did such a wonderful job with the illustrations.Came well packed and in perfect shape.So glad I purchased it.

This one is a classic, and I bought a copy for my grandson because Easter is coming, and we aren't doing chocolate. He is too young to enjoy it yet, but the perfect ages for beautiful picture books are so few--starting at about age 3 and ending around 6 or 7 years of age--that I am ready for a head start.The story involves a bunny that comes to live in the same home as a cat. The family keeps them apart at first, but gradually they become friends, and it is adorable. The illustrations are not the big, colorful, page-covering displays that we find in a lot of today's children's books; this one is old school, with spare, simple, but endearing art work. In some ways this makes it easier for the child, who won't be overstimulated, and will know exactly what part of the picture to look at.The book itself is full size. I only mention this because I bought another hard cover picture book, another classic that set me back more than this one did, and it had been shrunken down to the size of a paperback book. Yes, they tell us the dimensions, but with a child's hardcover book that I've seen before, I don't always check, and maybe you don't either.The only downside to this lovely book, as you might imagine, is the one I encountered when I bought it for my own children many years ago: if you have a bunny already, your child will ask for a cat. Well of course they will. If you have a cat already, they will ask for a bunny. I don't know what happens if you have neither, because we always had one or the other, but dear heaven, not both.

I read about this book in the New York Times, and it really is very sweet. The illustrations are particularly good, and I'm glad I now have a copy of it.

Got this for my 2yr old granddaughter for Easter. She loves to read books before bed. This is a cute story.

Illustrations and text are wonderful. I read this when I was a kid in the 1950s, bought it for my daughters, and just bought it for my granddaughter. One of the most charming childrens books I know of. Still a classic.

My 2 year old loves this book

great book for young kids

My five-year-old granddaughter loves this book so do I. The story is delivered so delicately and entertainingly yet offers really profound insights of bonding, difference, love and fear. And the illustrations are just perfect

A sweet and tender little book for the young and old. My children enjoy reading this and I enjoy reading it to them.

This is a book everyone should have. It is a tug at your heart book which gives everyone a warm feeling, and leaves you with a huge smile at the end.

Cute book