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This is the diary of Elvis the rabbit. Elvis is a ginger coloured double maned Lion head and is as ‎smart as any cat. This diary is hopefully amusing but it also explains how to really look after ‎rabbits. They are not suited to putting in a cage in the back garden, they need space and they ‎need company. I have obviously helped Elvis type up his diary, he is bit clumsy where ‎keyboards are involved and inclined toward chewing cables. This is a day to day account of ‎Elvis' new life inside a house, and how he adapted. This diary will hopefully also be slightly ‎educational rabbit owning wise. I am very lucky that Elvis has allowed me to share his life and ‎his house and let me be his slave.‎

This book has been co-written by Sylvia Gallimore, ‎only because rabbits aren't very good with keyboards ‎‎- they are more likely to chew them than type.‎ I am a seventy-five year old mother of three boys and ‎have lived in Spain for the past eight years. My ‎youngest son, Daniel, lives nearby and another son, ‎Adam, his wife and two sons live in Pamplona, ‎northern Spain. My eldest boy, Joseph, lives in ‎England as do his two grown up sons, David and ‎Richard. I have written novels, plays and poetry all ‎my life. I was thrilled and surprised to receive the ‎BEM in this year's honours for fifty years of charity ‎work, both in England and Spain.‎