This book is about Sally and Walter. Sally believes in the Candy Egg Bunny, but Walter does not. Walter then see the Bunny who tells him how Easter bunnies came to be. I had mixed feelings about this book after reading it. I liked the book because the plot was suspenseful. The organization of each page kept the reader wondering what would happen next. For instance, one page reads, "'A long time ago, on top of a hill...'" The reader flips the page and it reads, "...there lived the evil witch Gundula." Splitting the sentence between pages added to the readers curiosity of what was going to happen next. I did not like the book because the illustrations did not enhance the story. The pictures were all black and white with yellow accents. I think that adding more colorful illustrations would have helped grab the readers attention and better fit the imaginative mood. The big idea is sometimes all you have to do is believe. ( )

Story about a boy who had a lot of bunnies and decided to have a party with everyone in the town. ( )