What people are saying about Somebunny To Love…

Somebunny To Love is absolutely wonderful! Somehow Lisa Soland was able to capture the true meaning of love in both a practical and Biblical way that is so simple yet so profound. Your children will not only enjoy the heartfelt story of love between a child and her pet, but they will also understand what the true meaning of love really is. I highly recommend this book for both young and old!

• Mark Kirk, Pastor of Calvary Chapel Knoxville

As is so beautifully affirmed in this story of bunnies and the humans with which they live, we tend to love that which we take care of - even if little is returned. I highly recommend this book for children who will either be taught for the first time or reinforced over time that love is a choice and, when given freely, is the only true love that exists.

• Brian Matthews, Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, Austin, Texas

Being an avid reader, I am overjoyed at each opportunity I receive to experience a new story. The special ones stay with me long after I finish reading them. Some Bunny to Love is one of those special reads. The story touches on universal experiences of loss, sadness, and the accompanying questions of ‘Why, ’ ‘Will this pain end, ’ and ‘Where is God?’ Some Bunny to Love is one of the best treatments of grief I have read. I highly recommend it as a children’s book, but I believe its uplifting message will speak to many adults, as well. It is pastoral without being ‘preachy’ – a true work of love, grace and beauty.

• Rev. Sharon Roddy Waters, Disciples of Christ minister, Maurertown, Virginia

Somebunny to Love, the beautiful tale of a young girl and her two pet rabbits, touches upon the complexities of human emotion in a heartfelt, straightforward manner. Masterfully written, it can be appreciated by one at any stage of life, for it speaks to our ever-growing awareness of what it means to give and receive love - and how love itself endures eternally.

• Jeff Gordon, author and film historian, Dallas, Texas

In Somebunny to Love, Lisa Soland creates an endearing coming of age story in which a young girl suffers the death of two rabbits and undergoes an inner struggle - in a world where pets have shorter life spans, is love worth the loss? With the help of wise parents and a strong better self, she comes to realize that the soulful risk we take for love is its own reward.

• Bill Brown, poet, Nashville, Tennessee