Rabbits Don't Lay Eggs by Paula Metcalf is a fun-filled story about a rabbit trying to make friends on the farm. Perfect for reading aloud at Easter, this book features charming illustrations by Cally Johnson-Isaacs.
Hop on down to the farm, with this fun-filled, bouncy story about a very funny Easter bunny - the perfect read-aloud Easter treat!
One sunny spring day, a new animal arrives at the farm - Rupert the rabbit. But no matter how hard he tries, he can't cock-a-doodle-doo like Cockerel... and he certainly can't lay eggs like Dora the duck. Will little Rupert ever make friends?
Paula Metcalf has been writing and illustrating for a very long time. Her parents still own an early original illustrated poem, the short but pithy 'Pin In Tin' (age 4). She went on to study illustration at degree and MA level at the Cambridge School of Art. She is currently a visiting lecturer on the Children's Book Illustration MA there, and she was the first illustrator-in-residence at the Roald Dahl Museum and Story Centre.
Cally Johnson Isaacs studied Illustration at Newcastle Art College. She lives in Northumberland with her partner Phil and their chihuahua, Jasper.
