Bunny's New Brakes: A comedy, chocolate-y caper about a bunny's plan to save Easter! (Paperback) - Caroline Crowe

Blaze the bunny's scooter crash threatens to ruin Easter unless there's a way to make more chocolate eggs in time? A perfect day, no clouds and sunny, And look here comes a little bunny .

From the duo who brought you the Christmas smash-hit "Santa's New" series comes an Easter special! Blaze the bunny's scooter crash threatens to ruin Easter unless there's a way to make more chocolate eggs in time?

A perfect day, no clouds and sunny,
And look here comes a little bunny . . .
Oh dear she's coming rather fast,
'She's heading for the egg display!'
'My brakes won't work, quick out the way!'

Poor Blaze is not like all the other bunnies. Instead of lolloping around peacefully, she likes to travel FAST on her scooter. But disaster strikes when she crashes into the chocolate eggs that the Easter bunnies need for Easter morning! How will Blaze find a fix in time? Perhaps instead of chocolate eggs, she can create a chocolate bunny mould?

Reader Reviews:
'This is such a fun book with great rhymes that are perfect to read aloud.' - Becky C on Santa's New Sleigh
'This book is great. Our 2 year old boy loves it. Extremely well written. Brilliant illustrations.' - Tim R on Santa's New Sleigh
'Caroline Crowe is a brilliant author. Her books are fun and enjoyable to read to children big and small.' Caro on Santa's New Sleigh

About the Author

Caroline Crowe worked as a journalist for many years, before switching to writing books for children full-time. She is the author behind the bestselling 'Santa's New' series. Her first book, Pirates in Pyjamas, won the Heart of Hawick Children's Book Award and her second, Is that an Elephant in my Fridge? was chosen by the Scottish Booktrust as one of their Bookbug books. Caroline lives in Hampshire.

Jess Pauwels is a graphic designer and illustrator of children's books. She has illustrated picture books for some of the biggest publishing houses in Europe and beyond. She lives in Brussels.