Squish Rabbit … have a glance at that eye catching cover, what you can’t tell from the picture is that it even has a SQUISHY front and back cover! Genius.
Squish is tiny. He wants to be heard, he wants to find friends and this clever picture book follows him on that very journey. I adored the scenes where he meets his friend to be. They stop. They look. They play and are friends for life – because isn’t that just how friendships are formed at that age?!
Katherine Battersby‘s illustrations are set against a white background which immediately renders them clean, clear and crisp. The use of different textures – paper for the tree trunk, material for the tree top and watercolours for the sea adds clever detail. Squish Rabbit himself? Hand drawn in a deceptively simple style which manages to convey many emotions .. take a peek at the “little tantrum” page!
Squish is tiny. He wants to be heard, he wants to find friends and this clever picture book follows him on that very journey.
The delightful Squish Rabbit is a featured book in our Best Books for Easter collection.
Enjoy our interview with Katherine Battersby, and the follow up Brave Squish Rabbit.