I'm a little curious what Leo was like in the first book - was he trying to be big and tough and brave then too? - but not really interested enough to search it out. It's also "Tail Two," which means there was a first Leo book.which I know I've read at some point but never owned, so I don't remember it at all. It's intended to be a message about how you can be both cute AND brave, which is theoretically great but not necessarily conveyed all that well here. Everyone (including the owl-teacher) laughs at him when he describes himself as "brave" when he should be saying "fluffy or cute." Leo runs off in tears, then eventually comes back to save them all from a forest fire, because he's both (a) brave and (b) small enough to get low to the ground and see under the smoke. Leo the Lop ISBN 9780843105599 0843105593 by Cosgrove, Steve James, Robin - buy, sell or rent this book for the best price. Trying to find someone to play with, he comes across and old owl who tells him to learn how to play by himself. Leo's unhappy because he's a small, cute, fluffy bunny and he was to be big and tough like a tiger. Leo the Lop-Tail is bored is bored stiff because winter is coming, and that means he has to stay indoors. None of the other illustrations stand out, though, and I'm not even completely sure what the moral of the story's supposed to be. There's one cute illustration, where Leo tries to look "tough" in the mirror. The art isn't as exceptional as James's best work, and the story is fairly thin and feels even more quickly wrapped up than usual. It's not bad and not great - it's just somewhere in the "average, largely forgettable" category.
This book was never one of my favorites as a child. Fortunately, I guess Past Me had thought ahead a little, since they were still sitting in the trunk of my car, instead of joining the library donation pile from the summer.
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