Official Review: Fuzzy Bunny Slippers by J. M. Verdi

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Re: Official Review: Fuzzy Bunny Slippers by J. M. Verdi

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This is another colorful and enjoyable book for the children's bedtime stories. Using cute animals has made it more attractive and catchy. Congrats on #BOTD. Also I've downloaded a free copy of this on Amazon.
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This is a beautiful and imaginative story. I liked how colorful the illustration were. It’s aplus that it’s so perfectly edited and formatted. Thanks for a great review!
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The illustrations are adorable and the premise is so cute. I like how the rhyming style can help children learn to read and learn about the importance of respect for animals as well. Great review!
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This really is a cute and charming story suitable for children. Even being an adult, I wouldn't mind reading it! Thanks for the awesome review!
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The book sounds like a wonderful children's book. I like it that the story also reinforces, in children, the positive ideals of loving and caring for animals and nature. However, I'm not a fan of this genre. Otherwise, congrats on the BOTD!
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Fuzzy Bunny Slippers by J. M. Verdi is a children's book with an amazing story which is going to give a lot of fun to kids. I would love to know what happens next. Thanks for the free copy.
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Cute. Adding this to my to-read books for my nephews and niece. Great review. Keep it up!
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This sounds like such an adorable premise for a children's book! To have respect and care for animals is such an important life lesson that children should learn from a young age. Thanks for the great review!
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This sounds like a wonderful book for kids! I love how it teaches kids how to care for animals. Congrats on the book of the day. Great review.
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This is really humorous. A rescue operation ends in a sort of intimate friendship. The children will definitely enjoy reading this book. Thanks for the review.
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It really is a cute story. I am in love with the cover page, it is warm and lovely. Great review.
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This is just adorable!! I pictured those bunnies with their concern and mission to rescue the real bunnies only to find them as slippers. What a way to teach kids about caring for animals.
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Thank you for sharing your review with us. I thoroughly enjoy children’s books and I love it when they reinforce caring for animals.
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A kid reading to bunnies. What child wouldn't love that? Sounds like the perfect children's book.
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Post by jaym_tan »

Children will surely love reading this book since it has a wonderful protagonist that they will quickly take a liking to, and the cute bunnies will provide a great entertainment too. This is an exciting way to teach children about the importance of caring for animals and nature. Congrats on BOTD!
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