A very sweet story.. beautifully illustrated! As a bilingual mom of a 5 month-old baby, I enjoyed reading this book. Although the title suggest a book in Spanish, it's actually beautifully written in English.

I loved this book! We're a bilingual family and when we first read this story in Spanish, my children and I laughed and squealed with delight. The language is uniquely latin, and the author uses the words pu-pu for poop, and pipi for pee which made us really laugh.

But the sweetness of the story is really how the little white bunny fell in love with the little black girls' striking beauty, and determined that if he himself could not look like her, then he would seek to marry a black and beautiful rabbit, and perhaps have children who were beautiful and dark.

This is a delightful story about a white bunny who falls in love with a beautiful Black girl. The bunny tries everything to turn himself Black. In the end he marries a Black bunny and they have grey, black and white bunnies. A very positive book which deals with racial bias, and racial differences. A positive story for children of all races.

I have begun a collection of Spanish-language storybooks with which I hope to teach my son to speak my mother tongue. This is by far the best of all the books - and I think that it's because the author wrote it in Spanish first.

You can tell this is the case because the words have a beautiful rhythm and rhyme which I first thought was uniquely Spanish - but in fact is very Dr. Seuss-ish.

Every page has a beautiful color illustration.

The story itself is enjoyable and carries a secular moral. However, the best part of this book is the sound of the words as they rrrrroll out of your mouth.