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Now you can hear Bunny and Carrot Are Best Friends read aloud by the author, Meredith Bezak. This 16‑minute audiobook is complemented by gentle birdsong and soft nature sounds, creating a calm and comforting listening experience.
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Carrot Kisses from the Children's Book Review
In Bunny and Carrot Are Best Friends, Meredith Bezak has created an appealing storyline of how two opposite personalities can become friends. She writes of a bunny who “accepts everyone for who they are” and a carrot with “quite a vivid imagination and was prone to worrying.” Readers will be able to relate well to these characters and form an understanding of how friendships can grow between two distinct personalities willing to work through their differences.
Read the rest of this review at The Children's Book Review >
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It's a really great story!
Nora, Age 7
What Bunny and Carrot teach us about Friendship
Do you remember the last time you made a friend? Did it happen right away, or did it take some time?
When Bunny and Carrot first met in the garden, they weren’t thinking about becoming friends at all. And yet, through curiosity, conversation, and care, they became the very best of friends.
There’s a lot to learn from their story — and Bunny and Carrot have some thoughtful ideas to share about making new friends along the way.
Stories written by "Mom"
Bunny and Carrot Are Best Friends was written and initially self‑published by Meredith Bezak — a mom, wife, software designer and entrepreneur.
Meredith created Bunny & Carrot with a simple hope: to give children stories that gently explore how friendships begin, grow, and change over time. She has since completed the remaining books and is excited to share them with her readers.
Making friends isn’t always easy — for children or for adults. But these relationships matter deeply. Through Bunny and Carrot’s experiences, the series explores what it means to make friends, work through disagreements, and choose one another again and again as life unfolds.
