Book Review of Carrot Cake Park Tales (Series): Breezy Bunnies, Sunny Bunnies, Busy Bunnies, Snowy Bunnies
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Carrot Cake Park Tales
Written by Margie Blumberg
Illustrated by June Goulding and Tammie Lyon
Ages 4+ | Publisher: MB Publishing
What to Expect: Seasons, nature, friendship, fun, discovery, togetherness.
Every season brings something new to enjoy, and in this dreamy four-book series, strongly reminiscent of Brambley Hedge and Richard Scarry, readers will follow the adventures of Millie, Jimmy, and their bunny family and friends as they experience the different foods, experiences, and locations that each season brings.
When you have good friends and family to spend time with, every season brings something new to experience and enjoy. In spring, no matter what the weather brings, there are picnics and vegetable gardens, ducklings, and bike rides in the park to look forward to. Summer’s a time for fun with family and friends, visiting the beach, splashing in the sea, and toasting marshmallows over an open fire. In the fall, there’s school, baking, pumpkin picking, and trick-or-treating to keep you busy. And winter is just magical, with freshly fallen snow, ice-skating, and sleigh rides to fill the frosty days!
The endearing animal characters and enchanting watercolor artwork exude a traditional, vintage charm that will captivate readers of all ages. Each scene is a treasure trove of details for readers to explore, from the sandpipers pecking in the background on the beach to the deer on the hill behind the ice-skating rink. The short, simple rhyming phrases make the stories perfect for reading out loud, adding an extra layer of enchantment to the series.
Carrot Cake Park Tales is a truly delightful series that will not only entertain but also awaken the excitement for the seasons ahead in any reader.
Written by Margie Blumberg
Illustrated by June Goulding
Ages 4-6 | 38 Pages
Publisher: MB Publishing (2014) | ISBN-13: 9780991364619
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Written by Margie Blumberg
Illustrated by June Goulding
Ages 4-6 | 38 Pages
Publisher: MB Publishing (2014) | ISBN-13: 9780991364602
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Written by Margie Blumberg
Illustrated by Tammie Lyon
Ages 4-6 | 38 Pages
Publisher: MB Publishing (2014) | ISBN-13: 9780991364688
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Written by Margie Blumberg
Illustrated by Tammie Lyon
Ages 4-6 | 44 Pages
Publisher: MB Publishing (2014) | ISBN-13: 9780999446379
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About the Author
Margie Blumberg publishes picture books, chapter books, and middle grade and young adult novels. In addition to writing the Carrot Cake Park Tales series, her other books include Avram’s Gift, Paris Hop!, and Bunny Romero’s White House Adventure: The Whole Megillah! Margie’s company’s other titles include A Gefilte Fishy Tale, written by Allison and Wayne Marks and illustrated by Renée Andriani; Tutti’s Promise by K. Heidi Fishman; and Celtic Run: A Jake McGreevy Novel (Book 1 of 3) by Sean Vogel. In her spare time, Margie enjoys reading, biking, playing piano, and watching classic movies on TCM.
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About the Illustrator
June Goulding is the illustrator of Breezy Bunnies and Sunny Bunnies. She graduated from the Newport College of Art in Wales with a BA in graphic design and illustration. Using ink line and watercolors, she illustrates from her imagination but is inspired by real animal life. Among her charges are bunnies, hens, birds, and hedgehogs. She lives in the city of Bristol, England.
See more of June’s beautiful art on MB Publishing’s site here.
About the Illustrator
Tammie Lyon’s love of illustrating began at a very young age while drawing at the kitchen table with her dad. Since she was an only child, drawing became a favorite form of self-entertainment. After first pursuing a career as a professional ballet dancer, Tammie decided to switch gears and become an Illustrator, graduating with a Bachelor in Fine Arts degree from Columbus College of Art and Design.
While working as a staff illustrator for a major greeting card company, she eventually became a director of the juvenile product line. That is where she discovered that illustration was her true passion and left to begin a freelance career in the children’s market. Tammie has illustrated numerous books, posters, magazines, CDs, games, clothing, and just about anything else you can think of. She has even become an author with her first children’s book, Olive and Snowflake (Marshall Cavendish).
Some of her more recent books include Sukkah-Doodle-Doo! A Holiday to Crow About (MB Publishing); four new titles in a brand-new series for emergent readers, Pedro (Capstone); as well as two new additions to the popular, award-winning Katie Woo series (Capstone).
Visit Tammie’s fabulous website here.
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