Some Bunny Loves You
No romance or no physical intimacy at all.
Closed door. No anatomical or crude language.
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Blurb
You may have heard of puppy love, but this is something entirely different; because this is a book about bunny love. Bunny love is something very special that doesn t have to be reserved just for Easter. It is the kind of love we can enjoy on Valentine s Day, Christmas, or on any plain old Saturday, Sunday or weekday! Read this book by the award winning author, attorney and former teacher, Penelope Dyan, and practice your reading skills as you find out something about home. And if that doesn t make any sense to you, then that is the very reason YOU should be reading this book! There is a video that goes along with this book on the Bellissimavideo Channel on YouTube. Watch the video, and then see if you can understand a little more about the meaning of this book; But meanwhile have some fun as you learn some new words through word recognition and rhyme. Dyan loves kids, and she understands exactly how kids learn. She knows that kids like to have fun and that the best way to learn is by having fun learning. That way you will love to learn! This is why Dyan creates these books! So sing, dance, read and enjoy!
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Ally
Keeps love gentle and kiss-only like the seed's sweetness, but trades bunnies for palace politics and a slow-burn royal engagement for older readers.
Joyride
Another warm, low-heat love story, though aimed at teens and weighted with family separation and grief rather than simple picture-book comfort.
While it Lasts
Shares the theme of finding home and belonging, but it's grown-up, steamy, and heavy with grief and addiction.
Just For Now
Love as found family again, only here it's explicit new-adult heat with forbidden brother's-best-friend tension instead of innocent affection.
The way you make me feel
Sweet, funny, kiss-level romance about family and food trucks—same wholesome feel, older characters and more real-world friction.
I believe in a thing called love
Light and playful with zero spice, like the seed's cheerful tone, but a teen fake-dating comedy rather than a rhyming read-aloud.