Little Rabbit works all morning building the perfect snowman. So when Little Rabbit's daddy sends him on a venture to pick berries for their tea, Little Rabbit is reluctant to leave his new friend behind. "He isn't real," says Daddy. "He's just a snowman" But lost in the snow, Little Rabbit soon discovers the magical bonds of a very special friendship. Snowman - as real as ever - comes smiling through the trees to guide him back home. The Magical Snowman, with a silvery sparkling finishing throughout, is a captivating tale affirming childhood belief and wonder.

Little Rabbit and his Daddy had been very busy all morning in the wintery landscape building a big snowman. He had nice button eyes, nose and belly button and wore a red and white striped hat and scarf. Little Bunny stood in awe of the creation, but his Daddy wanted him to "find some berries" for their tea. Little Rabbit was assured that his snowman would be just fine if he went in search of the berries because, as his Daddy said, "He's just a snowman." Little Rabbit knew differently though and gave the snowman a big hug.

Very soon Little Rabbit was hopping and bopping through the snow-covered fields picking berries and singing, "Mmm, one for the basket and one for me." He sallied here and there picking berries and chasing a robin as the snowflakes began to fall. Before you know it, he was totally lost. He put his hand up to his very worried face. Very soon "a soft light sparkled through the trees." It was his snowman and he really was real. The snowman was shimmering in the dusky forest. Would he be able to guide Little Rabbit home? Would Daddy believe that the snowman was real?

This is a magical little story that will win over the reader with its whimsical artwork and charming storyline. Little Rabbit was simply adorable and the amazing thing about his snowman was that his body was glittery and raised, something little ones will love. It was lots of fun to glide my hand across the pages he was on and feel this crusty little snowman. The texture, amazingly enough, was almost like the real crust of snow when there is a light drizzle or fog that has passed through during the night. This is one appealing book that little snow bunnies are going to adore!