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Hare turns his bad luck around by striking a clever deal with the rich and lazy bear down the road.

Questions and answers explore the world of lagomorphs, with an emphasis on cottontails.

Text and illustrations introduce the physical characteristics, behavior, and natural environment of rabbits and hares and discusses their relationship to humans.

Presents information on the physical characteristics, habits, and behavior of rabbits and hares.

After Lars the Little Polar Bear rescues a scared hare from a hole in the ice, the two new friends share an adventurous day, during which each discovers just how much courage he has.

Two friends share cleaning their house, a magic mind-reader ring, and a bit of jealousy.

Tired of being a celebrity, the tortoise challenges the hare to race again, this time with the intention of losing.

A board-book version of the award-winning story in which Little Nutbrown Hare, arms spread wide, tells his father he loves him "this much," starting off a playful contest to determine who loves the other more.

While searching for nuts in the forest, Hopper the hare meets a friendly squirrel and climbs up into his tree to spend time with him.

Hopper, a young Arctic hare, decides that he wants to be fast and brave like the Easter bunny, but he discovers that it isn't as easy as he had thought it would be.

Colorful photographs and text introduce the physical characteristics, habits, and natural environment of various species of hares and rabbits.

After Lars the little polar bear rescues a scared hare from a hole in the ice, the two new friends share an adventurous day, during which each discovers just how much courage he has.

As the seasons pass, Snowshoe Hare's coat changes from brown to white and back to brown again, helping her to blend into her habitat and avoid predators as she searches for food.

Presents an introduction to the physical characteristics, behavior and habitats of rabbits and hares.

Describes the physical characteristics, behavior, and habitat of rabbits and hares, some of which can run at speeds of forty-five miles per hour or more.