The Rabbit King

The Rabbit King: Kingdom Leporidae
The story of the orphan hare who became king!

The Rabbit King: Kingdom Leporidae is a thought-provoking and educational story of overcoming adversity through hope, inspiration, making healthy choices, and living with a purpose. Children and adults will enjoy the detailed and colorful illustrations, while learning from the positive theme and carefully chosen rhyming text. The Rabbit King follows the protagonist, Hare, throughout three chapters: The Orphan Hare, Hare to the Throne, and Royal Rabbit Day.

Readers join Hare, throughout his journey, as he is inspired to leave his old life behind and enter The Kingdom Leporidae where he becomes King Hare: The benevolent ruler of his kingdom. In the process Hare reaches his goals, discovers his full potential, and makes his fairy tale come true! The Rabbit King is a delightful, inspirational, educational, and timeless story that will appeal to all readers regardless of their age.

* Leporidae: of hares and rabbits

Inspirational * Educational * Positive Theme * Rhyming Text

• Full-page and colorful illustrations with charming characters.
• Original story with an educational message and positive theme.
• Carefully chosen rhyming text with metaphors and hidden meanings.
• Available in English, Spanish, Brazilian Portuguese, and other editions.

Classrooms, Homeschooling, and other Learning Environments:
>Students can also have opportunities to learn and apply important social and emotional learning competencies including relationship skills, self-awareness, self-discipline, impulse control, goal setting, responsible decision-making, and stress management. A curriculum based on the story, Social and Emotional Learning (SEL) Competencies, and Common Core Standards (CCS) is available. The curriculum is designed for 2nd and 3rd-grade students, but can also be used for other grades and learning environments.

English Immersion and Spanish Immersion:
>Sampling of Story Text: Page 3
With his inspiration gone - sadness had set in.
Rabbit games were lost, and he could never win.
Not doing what a bunny does, in his habitat,
made his body double-up by gaining rabbit fat.
Sweets replaced the carrots, while dreaming made his day.
>Sampling of Story Text: Page 9
The king and queen were childless and called Hare in by name.
"Hare," they said, "we're fond of you." He said, to them, the same.
"Would you like to be a prince and change the way you are?
Your honesty and wisdom will take our kingdom far."
"Of course, I would!," the rabbit said, and bowed before the pair.
>Sampling of Story Text: Page 22
Hare held his scepter high,
and firmly in one hand,
showing that he soon would be:
The ruler of his land!
The jewel upon the scepter
emitted a pure sheen -
from the brightest carrot,
>For more information:
Visit www.therabbitking.com. Keep the hopes and dreams alive! Happiness doesn't mind being captured!