Official Review: Robbie, The Rambunctious Rabbit
Posted: 09 Jun 2013, 19:07
[Following is the official OnlineBookClub.org review of "Robbie The Rambuctious Rabbit" by Prince Stringer.]
The story of a rabbit whose is determined to become a racer. Robbie, The Rambunctious Rabbit by Prince Stringer is a good fictional book for young and adult readers because it teaches us that you can achieve anything, if you put your mind to it. In the beginning of the story, Robbie lives in the burrow with the other rabbits and practices every day because he wants to be on the team of the rabbit racers, a team of very fast rabbits. Robbie is anxious to race because he wants very badly to win. The race commences at a lake and Robbie loses and becomes very disappointed. That evening, Robbie has to get away from the burrow, so he ventures out into the forest, a place where the other rabbits never go. Robbie befriends another rabbit named Roger, an older rabbit, who has lived in the forest all of his life. Roger finds out why Robbie seems so sad and helps Robbie to discover another special talent, aside from running.
Robbie’s new talent motivates him to form his own team of racers and makes some new friends of his own. They come up with the plan to race against the rabbit racers but this is going to take a lot of hard work, so they begin training very hard until the day of the race. Moreover, Robbie, The Rambunctious Rabbit is about motivation and the desire to achieve your goals if you work hard to get what you want.
I found the book Robbie, The Rambunctious Rabbit by Prince Stringer, to be very interesting and a great motivation story for young and adult readers. I decided to rate the story 3 out of 4 stars, due to some areas in the story that were unclear. One example is in the beginning where there is no information about Robbie’s family. I would also have enjoyed a little more description on the burrow because I feel that the author was a little vague. I am a very visual person, so the more descriptive a story especially in the beginning, the better.
I would recommend that everyone read this book. I think that this story would captivate every reader from the young children through adults. Robbie, The Rambunctious Rabbit is a reminder to us all to never give up on your dreams. Sometimes as adults, we fall short of our dreams and visions and it is nice to have a book that is an inspiration to us all. This book also teaches us that hard work and determination will definitely pay off in the end.
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The story of a rabbit whose is determined to become a racer. Robbie, The Rambunctious Rabbit by Prince Stringer is a good fictional book for young and adult readers because it teaches us that you can achieve anything, if you put your mind to it. In the beginning of the story, Robbie lives in the burrow with the other rabbits and practices every day because he wants to be on the team of the rabbit racers, a team of very fast rabbits. Robbie is anxious to race because he wants very badly to win. The race commences at a lake and Robbie loses and becomes very disappointed. That evening, Robbie has to get away from the burrow, so he ventures out into the forest, a place where the other rabbits never go. Robbie befriends another rabbit named Roger, an older rabbit, who has lived in the forest all of his life. Roger finds out why Robbie seems so sad and helps Robbie to discover another special talent, aside from running.
Robbie’s new talent motivates him to form his own team of racers and makes some new friends of his own. They come up with the plan to race against the rabbit racers but this is going to take a lot of hard work, so they begin training very hard until the day of the race. Moreover, Robbie, The Rambunctious Rabbit is about motivation and the desire to achieve your goals if you work hard to get what you want.
I found the book Robbie, The Rambunctious Rabbit by Prince Stringer, to be very interesting and a great motivation story for young and adult readers. I decided to rate the story 3 out of 4 stars, due to some areas in the story that were unclear. One example is in the beginning where there is no information about Robbie’s family. I would also have enjoyed a little more description on the burrow because I feel that the author was a little vague. I am a very visual person, so the more descriptive a story especially in the beginning, the better.
I would recommend that everyone read this book. I think that this story would captivate every reader from the young children through adults. Robbie, The Rambunctious Rabbit is a reminder to us all to never give up on your dreams. Sometimes as adults, we fall short of our dreams and visions and it is nice to have a book that is an inspiration to us all. This book also teaches us that hard work and determination will definitely pay off in the end.
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Buy "Robbie The Rambuctious Rabbit" on Amazon