A little bunny is sitting in the house sitting at the table in the same place every day and looking out the window at the same tree every day; and thinks things never change (are somewhat boring) because he looks out the window at the same tree every day.

Then, one day the bunny sits at the opposite end of the table while eating his lunch and looking out the window and sees the same tree outside of the window looks but it looks different.  Ultimately, the book delivers the message of things may appear different from another angle/ point of view.

I read this children’s book to my children in the 1980s; and I am searching for it for my soon-to-be grandchild.

This search is important to me because I want to give the book to my daughter at her baby shower because instead of gifts guests are being asked to gift a book.

Children's picture book for the 4-6 year old range. Two or three beavers go hiking in the woods and get lost. It gets dark and possibly stormy they find a house and settle in then more animals start showing up looking for shelter. There is a cute catchphrase every time a new animal comes in like "who's there". Then at the end the owner of the house is a bear and all the animals are scared but of course he is friendly and makes them dinner possibly soup! Favorite children's book when I was young and I cannot find it anywhere and have had zero luck on Google! I would love to read this to my kids before they outgrow it!

The book is about a donut factory that is in a tree house. The book folds out as the story goes on- almost like a map. I don’t remember the creatures that make the donuts are unfortunately.

Thank you!

Looking for a children’s picture book about a wand and fairy (both golden) who become lost. The reader is challenged to find both wand and fairy in real life. Rich and vibrant pictures in a large sized picture book. Read in 70s or very early 80s.