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While Edward is in the ocean, he thinks about Pellegrina’s story and realizes that she is like the witch, in the sense that she is punishing him for not loving Abilene back while she loves him so much. One of these is Pellegrina, Abilene’s grandmother, who Edward suspects had something to do with his journey. There are also many interesting characters. It is really neat to see how Edward’s character changes over the course of his journey. Caramel and Sprinkles also really liked (listening to) it, but is probably best for young bunnies. The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane can be read by all ages of bunnies. In The Miraculous Journey, many years and months pass, and DiCamillo is able to make the reader believe that time actually passes. It is not part of a series so you can read it by itself. Marshmallow’s Review: This is my favorite among Kate DiCamillo’s books that I have read so far. Abilene pushes on one of the boys and he misses the other, and so with that “Edward Tulane fell overboard.” Marshmallow is reading the part of Kate DiCamillo’s The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane where Edward finally has “the proper outlaw look”–now he finally looks “like a rabbit on the run”. On the ship, two mean boys grab Edward from Abilene and toss him around. Soon the Tulane family boards a ship that will take them to England, but Pellegrina stays behind. When Pellegrina finishes her story, she comes over to Edward and says, “You disappoint me.” At the end of the story, the princess is turned into a warthog and then eaten. One night, she tells Abilene a story about a beautiful princess who did not love anyone. He is very full of himself, and Abilene’s grandmother Pellegrina notices. When Abilene tells Edward that she loves him, he doesn’t give it a second thought, and instead thinks about the stars.

When she goes to school, she wounds his pocket watch and tells him when she will come back. He has multiple suits that have holes for his tail, hats that have holes for his ears, and he even has a pocket watch that can be wound which Abilene, the little girl who owns him, does for him every day. Marshmallow’s Summary (with spoilers): Edward Tulane is Abilene’s china rabbit and he thinks that he is very civilized. Marshmallow’s Quick Take: If you like Kate DiCamillo’s books or you enjoy books about friendship, then this might be the book for you. Maybe some other time…) Marshmallow reviews The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane by Kate DiCamillo. (The book bunnies were looking forward to seeing the theatre adaptation of Edward Tulane before the pandemic started.

Today she shares with us her thoughts on another book by DiCamillo: The Miraculous Journey of Edward Tulane. Marshmallow reviewed Flora and Ulysses by Kate DiCamillo before.

Edward tulane the miraculous journey of edward tulane