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LITTLE JACK RABBIT’S
BIG BLUE BOOK
Yours for a Story
David Cory
The Jack Rabbit Man
LITTLE JACK RABBITS
BIG BLUE BOOK
BY DAVID CORY
Home again, home again,
Thru the sunshine or the rain!
Tis the dearest place to stay
After you have played all day
 | PROFUSELY ILLUSTRATED WITH FULL PAGE COLORED AND BLACK & WHITE PICTURES | |
GROSSET & DUNLAP
PUBLISHERS · NEW YORK
Copyright, 1924, by
GROSSET & DUNLAP
TO THE GROWN-UPS
In the Kingdom of Little Animals every child is athome. That a dog can talk to his friends, that a rabbitmay wear knickers or a little bird climb up a tiny stairinside a hollow tree trunk seem quite natural.
Every child is willing to take my hand and step overthe border into Rabbit Country.
Come, you older ones, turn back the clock. Don’t youlong for a moment to be once more in Make-BelieveLand? Surely you will if you read the Little Jack RabbitBooks. You again will see yourself in the wistful eyes ofthe youngster at your knee as he listens to