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    There Was a Rabbit
    There Was a Rabbit
    There Was a Rabbit
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    There Was a Rabbit

    By Carolyn Ruberto and Tristan Tait

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    This is the second in a series of “There Was A …….rhyming books. It is a story about a little rabbit with a very naughty habit who learns to appreciate all that he has. After running away he discovers new friends who introduce him to life on a farm. Being away from his family makes him realise home is best!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBalboa Press AU
    Release dateSep 30, 2019
    ISBN9781504319386
    There Was a Rabbit
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    Carolyn Ruberto

    Carolyn Ruberto (nee Ebsworthy) was born in Melbourne, Australia in 1956. She credits her love of language, literature and the arts to her parents who inspired her and encouraged her studies. Carolyn’s academic background includes a Bachelor of Arts (majoring in Linguistics and English) from Monash University (Melbourne), a Diploma of Education and a Graduate Diploma of Theology. Carolyn has been teaching language at St Bede’s College Mentone since 1978 and for the last twenty years has been teaching both senior and junior classes Religious Education. With her husband Joe, she has two children, Anthony and Alicia. Carolyn’s literary goal is to provide interesting, beautifully illustrated books to children with inspiring messages.

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