Poor rabbit. All he wants is a friend who appreciates a good rhyme, but the warren thinks he's weird. While the other rabbits munch and sleep, he's composing couplets about the sky, the grass, the burrow. They don't get it. So he hops off to find someone who does — and discovers that being different isn't lonely when you find your people. Julia Donaldson's signature bouncing verse pairs with Lydia Monks' bold, textured illustrations to create a story about creativity, belonging, and the joy of finding kindred spirits. It's warm without being preachy, and the rhythm makes it perfect for reading aloud. This 10th anniversary edition celebrates a decade of wonky-eared determination. For young poets, oddball kids, and anyone who's ever felt misunderstood.
