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Imagine Harry
Record details
- ISBN: 9780152057046
- ISBN: 0152057048
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Physical Description:
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1 v. (unpaged) : col. ill. ; 27 cm. - Edition: 1st ed.
- Publisher: Orlando, Fla. : Harcourt, c2007.
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| Subject: | Imaginary companions -- Juvenile fiction Rabbits -- Juvenile fiction |
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- Baker & Taylor
After Little Rabbit starts school, he sees less and less of his invisible friend, Harry, and finally tells his mother that Harry moved away. - Baker & Taylor
Devoted to his imaginary friend Harry, Little Rabbit does all he can to make sure that Harry lives a happy life, thus when Little Rabbit goes to school and meets new friends, Harry returns the favor by giving Little Rabbit all the space he needs. - HARPERCOLL
Meet Harry. He is the best friend a little rabbit could have. But no one else can see Harry, so Little Rabbit is extra careful to look out for him. He makes sure Harry gets plenty of cookies, no brussels sprouts, and absolutely no baths. Then Little Rabbit starts school, and he discovers that friendships change. Luckily, the best sorts of friends always know just when they're needed.
Sisters Kate and Sarah Klise have created a profoundly sweet, emotionally true story about growing up, starting school, and the beauty of having a best friend (imaginary or not). - HoughtonMeet Harry. He is the best friend a little rabbit could have. But no one else can see Harry, so Little Rabbit is extra careful to look out for him. He makes sure Harry gets plenty of cookies, no brussels sprouts, and absolutely no baths. Then Little Rabbit starts school, and he discovers that friendships change. Luckily, the best sorts of friends always know just when they're needed.
Sisters Kate and Sarah Klise have created a profoundly sweet, emotionally true story about growing up, starting school, and the beauty of having a best friend (imaginary or not). - HoughtonNot everyone can see Little Rabbit's best friend, but he's very real to Little Rabbit
- HoughtonMeet Harry. He is the best friend a little rabbit could have. But no one else can see Harry, so Little Rabbit is extra careful to look out for him. He makes sure Harry gets plenty of cookies, no brussels sprouts, and absolutely no baths. Then Little Rabbit starts school, and he discovers that friendships change. Luckily, the best sorts of friends always know just when they're needed.
Sisters Kate and Sarah Klise have created a profoundly sweet, emotionally true story about growing up, starting school, and the beauty of having a best friend (imaginary or not).
