Walt Disney's Grandpa Bunny by Golden Books Publishing Company (2007, Hardcover, Illustrated)

This is a book I remember from my childhood and has been around for generations and generations. It is a pleasant story that covers several aspects of life in the land of bunnies. The illustrations are lovely and the message is plain but significant. I would recommend this to any child not just for the lessons but for the beauty of the story and artwork.

Grandpa Bunny is a beautifully illustrated little story about Easter and color and teamwork. More important, is its gentle examination of a important topic that is very difficult to address in children's literature: the aging and ultimate death of a loved one. It is a unique, important book for a child. I still have the remnants of my 1951 edition, and in the pre-eBay years sought out and purchased a 1951 edition (expensive!) for my daughter. The 2007 reprint, although not quite the technical quality of the 1951, makes it affordable for any child's library. I highly recommend Grandpa Bunny and I give it as gifts.

I purchased this book because it was my favorite book as a child. The copy we had back then was actually a book we had from when my 2 older sisters got it as children. It was worn and dog eared, but still the best story ever.
This is a brand new reprinting of this classic story.
The picture quality does not seem as clear and crisp as the original but I am grateful to have been able to find a copy of the story at a cheaper price than the originals. Some day I will try and buy an original but for now this copy fills the bill nicely.
I recommend this book to all parents and grandparents to buy for the children they love. Sit down and read it together and enjoy the bond it will bring.