A children's book where a rabbit grows up and beats up rabbits that bullied him when he was smaller?

Question

I swear as a child I had a totally non-PC book about a rabbit that gets bullied. The gist of the story is that the bullied rabbit grows up to be big and strong and when he is big, he gets revenge by beating up the originally bully rabbits. It was not meant to be ironic or funny, it was a totally honest children's story book from the late 70s or early 80s. I seem to remember the cover or background in the illustration being orange and the "bully" rabbits have the "x" eyes in the end showing that they were dead or beaten up or whatever. I would love to find this book to prove to myself that I am not just making this up. The illustration style was quite simple. I swear that the moral of the story was that if you get beat up... just wait until you grow up and then you can get revenge.

Answer 1

Sounds funny! I've never heard of it, but if u find it let us know! lol

Answer 2

one concern which will extremely decrease down on aggressiveness is that if the two your male rabbits are neutered. i'd separate the rabbits for now. while they are neutered, you could attempt bonding them. I even have bonded many pairs of rabbits until now and the main suitable pairing is oftentimes neutered male/spayed woman yet I even have additionally been waiting to bond 2 neutered adult males and a pair of spayed women human beings, it extremely relies upon on the personalities. the super rabbit would be an fairly dominant character and would by no ability get alongside with the small rabbit. the considerable concern with bonding is to objective it in a independent region, which incorporate a shower or a room that neither rabbit can usually get right of entry to- that way that's in independent territory and no person rabbit has the side over the different. placed the rabbits close to a minimum of one yet another, in keeping with risk placed some nutrition out for the two to share. you prefer them to hold out with one yet another without attacking. whether they are ignoring one yet another, this is a good sign. If one lunges on the different and starts biting/scratching, spray with water or separate them splendid away. See in the event that they are in a position to spend a couple of minutes with none incident and attempt to boost that for the subsequent consultation.

Answer 3

Sorry, don't know exactly what book you're talking about. But have you heard of this famous book "Watership Down"? It's also about rabbits who fight each other. It was made into an animated movie once, and near the end one of the rabbits died a gruesome death.

I still can't believe this was a children's book.

Answer 4

Loudmouth George and the sixth-grade bully /
Nancy L Carlson
1983
English Book : Fiction : Juvenile audience [32] p. : col. ill. ; 21 cm.
Minneapolis : Carolrhoda Books, ; ISBN: 087614217X (lib. bdg.) : 9780876142172 (lib. bdg.)
After having his lunch repeatedly stolen by a bully twice his size, Loudmouth George and his friend Harriet teach him a lesson he'll never forget.

The cover is outlined in orange, like you remember.

It's back in print, with a slightly different cover, but I think you'll still recognize the illustration style. Copies for sale: http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/ASIN/1575052180/24680e-20

Answer 5

......children of those days, must be aggressive young successful people today! (with well focussed memory for important figures and success tips) Quite an interesting book, must be powerful influence!

Answer 6

Watership Down maybee???

Answer 7

hey that sounds good!
moral was really useful I'll remember to use it wen i grow up
if you came across it tell me about it too