The Rabit Ate My Hall Pass is an absolute delight. A five-star book that will capture the hearts of young readers and adults alike. Cole’s Storytelling is infused with humor, heart, and relatable characters that jump off the page. The protagonist's hilarious misadventures, combined with the endearing bond she forms with an unexpected furry friend, make for a thoroughly enjoyable and heartwarming read. Cole’s Writing effortlessly captures the voices and experiences of a middle schooler, creating a relatable and authentic story that tackles friendship, school challenges, and the importance of embracing one's uniqueness. With its blend of humor, warmth, and relatability this is a must-read for anyone seeking A delightful and uplifting middle-grade novel.

I read this with my 6th grader and she enjoyed the story a lot. There were times she laughed out loud and that made me smile. I recommend this book for young children who ar4e just starting to enjoy reading and who aren't looking for long, winding plots.

Written for middle-grade readers, The Rabbit Ate My Hall Pass is about a group of children, especially Drew, some of whom own rabbits as pets. Drew and his best friends are beginning 7th grade and learning how to adapt. Cole’s story contains a great deal of humor and some instances of bullying. Learning how to be cool in the 7th grade is a theme and leads to some hilarious situations. I highly recommend this book as fun summer reading

Lovely book. My son loved me reading it to him. The targeted audience. It was easy to read and well written

In this book Drew and Libby are back as Drew starts middle school and Libby wants to set up a rabbit rescue after being inspired by a cat and dog adoption drive at their local pet shop.



They come up with Rabvocats with Tabitha and Drew's help as Libby is so excited about starting the club for fellow rabbit lovers.



However as Drew struggles to be 'cool enough' to fit in at school, ending up in trouble in the principals office and getting in with a group of bad guys thanks to his best friends there's tons of drama especially when the guys don't like rabbits...



I did like the book but parents and rabbit lovers be ones the last quarter of the book involves talk about preserving them and a horrible prank takes place, be warned.



Many thanks to the publishers for allowing me to review this book for them!

This book is part of a séries of books, About some mischievous rabbits, And is intended for middle graders.
Is about Drew, who wants to be "cool".
I found the story lovely, very adequate for the age.
And I enjoyed the writing style, I didn't feel stuck.
I'm sure kids will love it