Discover all there is to know about rabbits in Rabbitology, a delightfully illustrated and educational guide to these charming and gentle animals.Welcome to the wonderful world of rabbits. Rabbitology is filled with incredible information about this lovable animal species, relayed in a playful tone by author Ilaria Demonti, with adorable illustrations by Camilla Pintonato.
Did you know rabbits can dig burrows with tunnels over one hundred feet long? Or that they participate in agility and jumping competitions in Europe? Do you know how to spot the differences between a rabbit and a hare? Did you realize that a mother rabbit can give birth to as many as fifty kits (baby bunnies) in a single year?
These and other intriguing and engaging facts about the lovable bunny can be found in Rabbitology, a visual encyclopedia and follow-up to Chickenology, Pigology,andSheepologyin the Farm Animal series of books. Nature- and animal-loving readers of all ages will find something to learn and love about these fascinating creatures.
Perfect for gift-giving to curious kids and anyone who enjoys charming animal facts books. Pair with the Rabbitology 1000 Piece Puzzle to create an irresistible bundle!
Praise for the Farm Animal series
“Pigology, Chickenology, and Sheepology are my absolute favorite books about farm animals. They explain history and science with ease and charm. These books help us to see that reality transcends fiction, and that once we understand it, our sense of wonder deepens, making the world more enjoyable and more magical.”
– Isabella Rossellini
Perfect for:
Kids who enjoy encyclopedia facts and amazing animal secrets
Gift-giving to curious grade schoolers, teachers and caregivers, animal and nature lovers
Artists who love to draw animals and farm scenes
Readers who love Richard Scarry, Katherine Applegate, and Julia Rothman
Fans of Beatrix Potter, The Velveteen Rabbit, Shaun the Sheep, Mercy Watson, Elephant & Piggie, Charlotte’s Web, The Secret Zoo, and National Geographic books
Illustrated by: Camilla Pintonato
