Description

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When Grandpa teaches Yo-Yo, Roly, and Flo how to do yoga, there’s one little bunny who finds it very hard. Yo-Yo just can’t stop fidgeting, wiggling, and giggling! But when Yo-Yo finds herself lost in the forest, she remembers Grandpa’s yoga shapes.

And as she crouches down like a frog, stretches up tall like a tree, and stands still like a mountain, her worries slowly begin to disappear, as she finds her way home . . .

Simple step-by-step instructions (written with consultation from a yoga instructor) at the end show children how to stretch, feel calm, and be a yoga bunny too.

 

About the Author

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Emily Ann Davison spent her childhood writing. It’s therefore no surprise that she became an author, it just took her a little while to get there. When she isn’t writing, she can be found playing the piano, having adventures with her family, or daydreaming about what stories to write next. She is never seen without a cup of tea. Emily lives with her daughter, husband, and dog in Kent, England.

Deborah Allwright started illustrating as a child and now has more than 40 picture books and several awards with her name on them. When she’s not drawing, painting, or snipping paper, you’ll find her riding horses, swimming in the sea, or searching for bats and moths. She lives with her partner and two cats in London, England.

Praise For…

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A soothing tale for even the wiggliest of little ones. 
 —Kirkus

Children will be delighted by Yo-Yo’s antics in the forest as well as the yoga/breathing lesson grandpa teaches the bunnies as everyone learns to relax and unwind.—Maryann H. Owen, School Library Journal