""The Adventures of Bunny and Fawn" is a relatable, lovely story that shows that "home" is any place where the ones you love are. I loved the message that families come in all shapes and sizes."

"...Michael S. Lingo's storytelling is simple yet profound, emphasizing themes of family, perseverance, and the true meaning of home..."The Adventures of Bunny and Fawn" is a delightful read that will leave a lasting impression on its audience. It is a testament to the strength of familial bonds and the idea that home is where the heart is. This book is highly recommended for young readers and anyone who enjoys a touching story about love, adventure, and finding one's way home."

"The average American moves every five years. That means the trauma of moving affects the average child at least three to four times as they mature into adults. Michael S. Lingo helps children understand the meaning of family and home through The Adventures of Bunny and Fawn. In this children's picture book, your child will learn the importance of family and how families don't all look alike. They will also understand that adversity is common and must be faced with perseverance. Bunny and Fawn call each other sisters and form their own family. A terrible storm destroys their log home, and they start looking for a new place to live. In their search, they become separated and face different dangers. Finally, they learn that home is more of a feeling than a place, and anywhere they are together is home.

Is there a move in your children's future? Probably so. The Adventures of Bunny and Fawn by Michael S. Lingo can help your child prepare for the confusion involved in any move. This story is written compassionately and will entertain your child as they wonder what will happen next. A sunny day turns into a stormy day that causes the little family to find a new place to live. You can use this book to discuss the move and the issues involved: new school, new friends, new neighborhood, etc. Even though a move can be traumatic, it is important to remember that home is where you are with family. Damien Hall does a superb job of illustrating the text. Themes include the importance of the love of family, moving, perseverance, home, and overcoming adversity. I highly recommend this book to all young readers."