Rabbits Who Wouldn't Listen to Anyone

What is freedom, how to overcome fear, what is happiness and why is respect necessary – all these questions are answered in "The Tales of the Wise Owl".

They will help a child become kinder and more attentive, learn to care for others and appreciate family. An engaging story is the best start for an important conversation. These books talk to a child about their experiences in a simple and understandable language, teach them to work with emotions, develop emotional intelligence and help take the first steps on the path to success.

Little rabbits Lily and Daniel only hear: "Don't make noise! Clean up! It's time for school!" They are fed up with it. They want freedom, not prohibitions. Thanks to the owl Minerva, the rabbits discover what it's like when everyone around does only what they want.

Éric-Emmanuel Schmitt is a French writer and playwright, winner of the Goncourt Prize for short stories, recipient of the Grand Prix of the French Academy and other prestigious awards. Schmitt's books have been translated into 50 languages. Films have been made based on his works, and his plays are performed in theaters in many countries.