Davy's friend, Wendy Wildgoose, has been on a trip and her stories make Davy want to travel, too. Everyone in his family thinks traveling is a great idea until they realize how difficult it might be for a group of rabbits to go a long distance. In the end, however, they manage to take a trip they all enjoy without going too far, This is a wonderful story about family, working together and being satisfied with what you have, regardless of what others around you possess.

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This won't strike the adult sharing this book with a youngster as entirely logical - the young upstart rabbit with high-and-mighty ideas about having a beach holiday finding the perfect substitute that his father seems ignorant of - but the target audience will lap it up. The illustrations are a big part of the appeal, with all the bunnies either walking in height order or tumbling over each over in towers of leporine larks. A very enjoyable book to share with a child, I'm sure.

What an adorable children story, with great illustrations and a very beautiful story about family, coming together and enjoying the little things in life. It is one of those enjoyable stories because being part of a great funny family is beautiful. A really pleasant reading experience.

Beautifully illusrated, here is a sweet story about a rabbit family and their attempt at vacationing. When original plans go awry (a laden-down wagon breaks when it can't hold all the stuff the family needs for a trip), Davy Rabbit has an idea for a simpler outing, which proves successful.