A whimsical picture book features three short stories detailing a series of mishaps involving a group of winsome bunnies, two busy goats, and a gentle bear who repeatedly saves the day. In “Muddy Bunnies,” Mr. Goat is hard at work on his tractor, oblivious to the mud spewing all over the white bunnies playing on a nearby hill. “Dusty Bunnies” features Mrs. Goat vacuuming the grass when she unwittingly sucks the alarmed bunnies from their warren below into the machine. And in “Bunny Tails,” Mr. Goat, cutting flowers in his garden, gets momentarily distracted and snips off the bunnies’ tails. Author/illustrator Tao Nyeu’s illustrations feature masterful design elements, from eye-catching, uncluttered composition to spare use of color, with each story rendered in a different palette of two or three hues. The bunnies’ rounded bodies and expressive faces, and the fanciful scenes in which they appear, are full of charm, but there is just enough of an edge to Nyeu’s concept that it never strays to excessive sweetness. Instead, it’s pure delight. (Ages 3–7)