Description
Dr. Rabbit is a story of the author's medical missionary work for the Karens of Burma. Dubbed "Dr. Rabbit" because of his name, he came to be loved by the common people in this land of tigers and elephants, river boats and ox carts.
Questions this book answers
- Who was Dr. Rabbit?
- Dr. Rabbit was the nickname the Karen people of Burma gave Eric B. Hare during his medical missionary work. The book tells his story.
- Is Dr. Rabbit a true story?
- Yes. It is Eric B. Hare's account of his own medical missionary work in Burma.
- What was life like in Burma?
- Hare describes a land of tigers and elephants, river boats and ox carts. He came to be loved by the common people there.
- What age is Dr. Rabbit for?
- It is written for young readers and is a favorite for family reading. It tells of tigers, elephants, and the love that opened hearts in Burma.
- Who was Eric B. Hare?
- Eric B. Hare (1894 to 1982) and his wife, Agnes, served about twenty years as missionaries in Burma. He later served in the General Conference Sabbath School Department.
Details
Binding: |
Paperback |
Printed: |
2004 |
Pages: |
127 |
ISBN-13: |
9781572582781 |
Book Title: |
Dr. Rabbit |
Author: |
Eric B. Hare |
