My original question is posted below. I want to thank everyone who responded. I
thought a few might be interested in the results.
I got at least 18 titles suggested. Unfortunately most will not work because the
rabbit in the story either wears clothes or has ears that point up not down. The
only title suggested where the rabbit's ears point down is "Velveteen Rabbit", but
he has a cloth body, not fur like mine (which I forgot to mention in my
description). So, I'm still without a story for my rabbit, but thanks to everyone
anyway.
The stories suggested were: Alice in Wonderland (7 votes), Velveteen Rabbit (4
votes), Runaway Bunny (6 votes), Goodnight Moon (3 votes), Marshmallow (3 votes),
Pat the Bunny (2 votes), The Little Rabbit who Wanted Red Wings (3 votes), My
Friend Rabbit, White Rabbit's Color Book, Easter Bunny That Overslept, Bionic Bunny
Show, Who's in Rabbit's House, Skinny and Fats Best Friends, Good Job Oliver,
Jack's Rabbit, Flopear, Bunny My Love. A couple others that I found on Amazon
were: If You Were My Bunny, To Rabbittown, and Mr. Rabbit and the Lovely Present.
It was an interesting adventure in locating stories about white rabbits--and there
are probably more out there---just like rabbits.
Thanks again,
Donna Nix
University of St. Thomas
Minneapolis, MN
dgillila@aol.com or denix@stthomas.edu
-----Original Message-----
From: Donna Gilliland <dgillila@AOL.COM>
To: LM_NET@LISTSERV.SYR.EDU
Sent: Tue, 3 May 2005 16:38:16 -0400
Subject: [LM_NET] story for a white rabbit?
Greetings,
I manage a curriculum/children't lit. collection in an academic library. Our
cataloging staff is currently cataloging a bunch of stuffed animals and puppets
that go with various children's stories. We have one that we can't attach to a
story. I'm hoping someone in LM_NET will have some suggestions.
We have a little white rabbit, about the size of a woman's hand, with pink
inside his ears, and the ears are bent downwards (stiff, not floppy). His front
legs (arms?) stick out to the side, and the lower legs are also fairly straight.
When we put him on a shelf, he sits rather stiffly with legs straight out in
front.
That's kind of a wierd sounding description, but can anyone think of a story he
might go with? Any suggestions will be greatly appreciated.
Thanks,
Donna Nix
Keffer Library
University of St. Thomas
Minneapolis, MN
dgillila@aol.com or denix@stthomas.edu
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