A silly little picture book about playing with your food and using your imagination. The art is super cute, while the text isn’t much to write home about, together it makes a good early story.

In this charming picture book, the bunny imagines various scenarios for his carrot while eating it. His adventures are great for inspiring imagination, although some parents may not want to encourage children to play with their vegetables!

The bunny on the inside is much cuter than the scary vampire-bunny on the cover.

Recommended for bunny lovers, picky eaters, and kids who think outside the box.

This fun picture book follows a very imaginative bunny as he eats a carrot as many different characters. This will be a wonderful read aloud with younger students, I'll be buying it for my prek- fifth grade library.

An adorable, fun, fast paced book of a little bunny’s imagination while eating his vegetables. It is very eye pleasing to a child’s eye, engaging, and draws me in. I enjoyed each of the different places the bunny’s imagination took him with each bite of the carrot. I actually laughed at the end when his food was gone and he had no where else to explore! I think this book will appeal to parents, children, grandparents, siblings, and more. A very enjoyable read!

Thank you for the free read. I like the idea behind this book but it lacks details and it's to short.

This playful book is boldly illustrated. Both young children and adults may smile as they read it.

Bunny is given a carrot for a snack…of course, it can be eaten, but how? Watch as Bunny’s imagination takes over and enjoy his eating adventure.

For anyone who has daydreamed while eating, this book may strike a chord.

Many thanks to NetGalley and the publisher. All opinions are my own.

This story is cute! I do wish there was more to the story though. I liked that the bunny imagines himself as different things, I just wish there was more to it though. Like maybe focus on one or two of the characters he is pretending to be. Other than that, I do think this book would be enjoyed by many kids!

<i>arc provided by the publisher via netgalley in exchange for an honest review</i>

This was super cute and a great way to show how imaginative kids truly can be. They all imagine themselves as a pirate or mermaid or astronaut. Bunny imagining different scenarios was so fun and I know it will inspire children to have fun with their food too! It might even help convince those picky eaters to have more fun with food.

Overall, the story and art was adorable and I highly recommend this! So cute!

4/5 ⭐️

The illustrations are cute while very silly. It took me two reads through to try and understand what the author was going for here. Are we trying to get children not to play with their food or to think that eating vegetables is fun? Overall, it's a quick silly book that you shouldn't think too much into. Even though the book is short with mostly pictures, some of the words are longer and even made up so that it would be hard for beginning readers to get through without substantial help from an adult.

This book is super cute and perfect for toddlers. It’s about a bunny who uses their imagination to make eating vegetables more fun. The illustrations are colorful and big, and the text is limited so children won’t get bored.

This book was so precious! It follows a little bunny as his imagination runs wild while he eats one little carrot. Reading this was an instant boost of serotonin, and perfect for audiences of all ages. I loved the adorable art style and how vast Bunny's imagination was.

Funny, smart, original, the art was very unique too. I very much like this cute children picture book, a bit early yet, but this would be a good Halloween book for the little ones! I recommend it!

Cute story about the power of imagination. The art is very clean and creative, and the story seems simple and funny for kids to follow. Love the nod to Bunnicula on the cover.

A very quick read, this shows a carrot being eaten by a rabbit with a rampant imagination, disposing of each bite in a different way in his fantasy world. And, er, that's about it – there's barely any moral about how we should eat our carrots, greens, whatever; there is some fun in the dynamism of the artwork; but there's little chance this will ever be thought a classic.

This is such a lovely story of Bunny and his imagination while eating his carrot. The illustrations are simple but bright which will appeal to young children and the story is fun.

Thank you to NetGalley and the publishers for my ARC.

Such a fun book!

Perfect for a very young age children. Maybe in some way it's even a great way how to make kids eat foods, that are healthy, but they are not so keen on.

Not sure how I fell about the idea of playing with food thought, As soon as it doesn't go wasted it's ok I guess. And bunny didn't waste his carrot.

Happy reading little ones.