A Gift for Nana

A Gift for Nana

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  • Create Date:2022-05-30 06:52:55
  • Update Date:2025-09-06
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  • Author:Lane Smith
  • ISBN:0593430336
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Summary

Two-time Caldecott Honor author/illustrator Lane Smith tells a whimsical story about a little rabbit searching for the best gift for someone very special。

A thoughtful little Rabbit sets out to find the perfect gift for his Nana。 He knows she will love anything he brings her but Rabbit wants this gift to be extra special。 As he travels on his quest, Rabbit encounters an assortment of creatures-a crow, a smiling full moon, a stickler (whatever that is), a big fish, and a volcano。 Each is certain they offer the best advice but nothing they suggest seems right for his Nana。 It's not until Rabbit reaches the highest peak, that he finds exactly what he's been searching for。

The award -winning illustrator of bestsellers including Penguin Problems and Giraffe Problems, brings originality and gentle humor to a story that parents and grandparents will be sharing with their children for years to come。

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Reviews

Pearl Bass

So cute。 And I loved the playful text。 This could be good for narrative skills!

Marcia

A beautiful picture book celebrating the love between grandchild and grandparent。 Little rabbit set off to find just the right gift for his grandmother。 He encounters some interesting creatures along the way, and discovers he has found the perfect gift。 (Plus there is a Stickler!)

Michael Rank

It's not the typical kind of Lane Smith I enjoy (see Happy Hockey Family) but it is still a sweet story about a young rabbit looking for the perfect gift for his grandmother。 The illustrations are striking because they seem like a softer, gentler take on his typical work, which works perfectly with the story being told。 It's not the typical kind of Lane Smith I enjoy (see Happy Hockey Family) but it is still a sweet story about a young rabbit looking for the perfect gift for his grandmother。 The illustrations are striking because they seem like a softer, gentler take on his typical work, which works perfectly with the story being told。 。。。more

Lisa D

What a sweet book! Loved it! Love this author !

Read Ribbet

Award winning illustrator Lane Smith's latest book is the tale of a young rabbit setting out on a quest to find the perfect gift for his Nana。 He is helped along the way by the things he encounters along the way。 It's a story of perseverance and the importance of giving to others。 It ultimately reminds us that it is the thought that counts and the story may be just as good as the actual gift。 Use of repeated phrases and structure makes the book more accessible for young readers。 The journey is b Award winning illustrator Lane Smith's latest book is the tale of a young rabbit setting out on a quest to find the perfect gift for his Nana。 He is helped along the way by the things he encounters along the way。 It's a story of perseverance and the importance of giving to others。 It ultimately reminds us that it is the thought that counts and the story may be just as good as the actual gift。 Use of repeated phrases and structure makes the book more accessible for young readers。 The journey is beautifully illustrated as the scene changes from the forest to the water to the volcano to the cave。 A great book to give a grandmother from a grandchild。 。。。more

Roben

This is a delightfully quirky little book with wonderful illustrations。 Young rabbit wants to find a perfect gift for his Nana。 It's not her birthday。 Or a holiday。 He just loves his Nana and wants to give her a gift。 Crow has an idea and tells rabbit where to find a wonderful gift。 And so Rabbit begins his quest - through a forest, over a lake, up a mountain to the perfect gift and then back again to give his Nana her gift。 Which, of course, she loves。A big thank you to Penguin Random House for This is a delightfully quirky little book with wonderful illustrations。 Young rabbit wants to find a perfect gift for his Nana。 It's not her birthday。 Or a holiday。 He just loves his Nana and wants to give her a gift。 Crow has an idea and tells rabbit where to find a wonderful gift。 And so Rabbit begins his quest - through a forest, over a lake, up a mountain to the perfect gift and then back again to give his Nana her gift。 Which, of course, she loves。A big thank you to Penguin Random House for a digital ARC of the book! 。。。more

Pam

I received an electronic ARC from Random House Children’s Books through the Fall Day of Dialogue。Sweet and humorous story about a young rabbit seeking the perfect gift for his Nana。 The crow gives advice on where to find it and Rabbit sets off on a journey。 Along the way, he meets other animals and parts of nature who share their thoughts on the perfect gift choice。 Of course, Nana loves it when presented with the gift。 Smith captures the whimsy and joy of childhood gift giving with a tender tou I received an electronic ARC from Random House Children’s Books through the Fall Day of Dialogue。Sweet and humorous story about a young rabbit seeking the perfect gift for his Nana。 The crow gives advice on where to find it and Rabbit sets off on a journey。 Along the way, he meets other animals and parts of nature who share their thoughts on the perfect gift choice。 Of course, Nana loves it when presented with the gift。 Smith captures the whimsy and joy of childhood gift giving with a tender touch。 The personification works well to draw in readers who will relate to wanting to share the perfect gift with someone they love and being unsure what that is。 。。。more

Alisa

Ugh。 Another entry in the young one on a quest who encounters various animals with advice to share。 Decent illustrations (especially of the Stickler who needs their own story and doesn't really belong in this one)。 This book has an ending that feels like an adult with no understanding of a child's perspective wrote it。 Ugh。 Another entry in the young one on a quest who encounters various animals with advice to share。 Decent illustrations (especially of the Stickler who needs their own story and doesn't really belong in this one)。 This book has an ending that feels like an adult with no understanding of a child's perspective wrote it。 。。。more

Bekka

Thank you to Edelweiss and Random House Studio for early access to this title。SO CUTE! The story is charming, with a quest adventure, and a very sweet relationship between the little Rabbit and his Nana。 The illustrations are absolutely lovely, and I spent quite a bit of time exploring all the nuances and details。 This is one both kids and parents would really enjoy, and it would hold up to repeated readings。 Highly Recommended!