Marshmallow and Oliver demonstrate that anyone can be friends with one another, teaching kids a valuable lesson about how appearances do not matter in a meaningful friendship.
As these children stories so often go, they eventually meet and get along swimmingly, becoming inseparable friends. At first, Oliver is fearful of this newcomer and is hesitant to make any contact with him. One day, however, a new pet comes along – a bunny named Marshmallow. He has become accustomed to being the only pet in the house and likes it that way. There is a lot to like about this children's book, and it is definitely worthy of the Caldecott Honor it so prominently boasts on its cover. I liked this story so much when I was younger that I purchased my own copy as an adult just to keep in my current collection I previously only ever read the book from my school library, so it's nice to have my own copy now. Part of my collection of rabbit-themed books when I was in elementary school included this book, Marshmallow.
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