The books listed below are all about rabbits, of course. Some of them talk about subjects other than having rabbits as house pets (like breeding and such), but they all have some good information somewhere in them about taking care of a rabbit. My mom has read them all, and she wanted me to warn you before you read any single one of them (if you haven't already read some of them or had a rabbit as a house pet already), that you should use common sense when taking someone else's advice about raising or owning a house rabbit. If you read something in one of these books that doesn't sound right to you, always check with your veterinarian first to see if the suggestion is right for your rabbbit.

• Essential Rabbit, The by Betsy Sikora Siino, Consulting Editor:
• Hop To It - A Guide to Training Your Pet Rabbit by Samantha Hunter:
• House Rabbit Handbook - How to Live with an Urban Rabbit by Marinell Harriman: This book is the bible for moms and dads of house rabbits. It is put out and sponsored by The House Rabbit Society.
• New Rabbit Handbook, The by Barron's:
• Rabbit, The - An Owner's Guide to a Happy Healthy Pet by Audrey Pavia:
• Rabbit Handbook, The by Karen Gendron:
• Rabbits as a New Pet by Barry Martin:
• Really Useful Bunny Guide, The by Carolina James:

"Hey, ma!  You got anything good to read up on that shelf?"

(The Marshmellow Cream Puff, from her throne of authority, checks out the library shelf.)