"This simple story will be a good discussion starter for readers dealing with the inevitability of childhood fights. Uncluttered, stylistic illustrations first feature leaden skies during the fight and separation but subtly transition to happy dawn colors after the two make up. For fun, readers can trace each rabbit’s path on the endpaper map.Will ease little ones through the heat of a fight to the joys of reconciliation. "  KIRKUS REVIEWS 

"Ferenchuk uses repetition to great effect, highlighting how both bunnies are on a similar emotional path, even though they end up in quite different places. She uses lots of lovely literary devices within the story, each page busts with onomatopoeia, metaphors and alliteration. Readers aren't told what the argument is about, giving the story a universal appeal and allowing readers to place their own experiences into the picture." Rebekah Lyell, NZ Booklovers

"Two Rabbits is a fabulous picture book to help young children deal with friendship conflicts both at school and outside. It can stimulate discussions about how they can deal with and resolve arguments and could be used in a drama class to help them act out their emotions and solutions." Story Snug 

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