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Let's start the week off right with a book review and giveaway! I'm pleased to have the opportunity to share
 with you a review of the book Audrey Bunny by Angie Smith. The book was
 released last month and is a really lovely story about which emphasizes
 that everyone is special and wonderfully made by God.
The story is about a bunny with a physical flaw of a spot on her chest over it heart. The bunny sits in the bottom of a barrel in the store for a long time, all the while wishing it will be chosen by a child. The bunny fears that because of the mark on her chest, no child will ever want it.
A little girl comes in one day and 
notices the bunny bit doesn't buy it and the bunny is sat; but, a few 
days later, the little girl comes back to pick out a toy for her 
birthday and she chooses the bunny. 
The bunny and the girl are both happy and love each other very much. One day, the girl brings the bunny to Show and Tell at the
 school and the bunny is afraid all the girls' friends will not like it 
because of the mark on her chest. The girl, however, brags about the 
bunny and her friends think the bunny is wonderful. 
Audrey Bunny is a great story and more importantly, a nice lesson for children in accepting and 
loving people for who they are even if they are not what the world might
 consider beautiful. The book has the most gorgeous illustrations by 
Breezy Brookshire and will make a wonderful addition to any child's 
collection. 
Here is some more information about the book and the author...
Audrey
 Bunny (B&H Books, October 2013) was inspired by the loss of Angie 
Smith's daughter, Audrey, only a few hours after she was born. She 
illustrates how in God's eyes, everyone is perfect just they way He made
 them and He doesn't make mistakes. 
In the tale, Smith writes about Audrey Bunny, who is insecure due to a mark over her heart. 
Audrey Bunny tries to hide the mark in fear that she will never be 
worthy of a young girls love because of her imperfection. However, with 
the help of a young girl's unconditional love, Audrey Bunny learns that the mark over her heart is what makes her special. 
"The
 theme incorporated throughout the lines of Audrey Bunny is one that all
 little girls should know and understand, " says Smith. "God doesn't 
make mistakes. Every single one of us is perfect in our own, unique 
way."
Angie
 Smith is a well-known speaker and bestselling author of I Will Carry 
You, What Women Fear and Mended (B&H Publishing Group). Audrey Bunny
 is her first children's book. She has a master's degree in 
developmental psychology from Vanderbilt University. 


4 comments:
Sounds like a lovely story, and a good lesson for all ages.
Yahoo!! Count me in!!
I work in Elementary schools. I would love to read that to them.
I've loved Breezy's illustrations for a few years now. This book looks adorable! Thanks for the review. Islandblessings
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