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Bunnicula: A Rabbit-Tale of Mystery (Bunnicula, #1)
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I haven’t read this book in probably 30 years or so. I’m happy to report that it’s still delightful and a great read-along with kiddos.
Though I could have done without the special edition scratch-n-sniff bunny droppings cover.
Though I could have done without the special edition scratch-n-sniff bunny droppings cover.
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March 20, 2015
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June 9, 2020
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June 10, 2020
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Jun 10, 2020 10:33AM
This was a favorite of my boys when they were little.
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Awww, I had such fun reading it to my daughter. Brought back a lot of amazing memories.
It's a great series; we're onto Howliday Inn!
I've got some bunnicula books still! Good memories
I'm a vampire fiction aficionado and I've never read this (or read it to my daughter). Perhaps it reminds me too much of Monty Python's killer bunnies for me to pick it up without dying of laughter.
Haha! It's definitely not Monty Python-esque, so don't worry. It's a really great read for kids; I loved it when I was one (fun fact: I'm not actually one anymore, my sense of humor to the contrary), and my son thinks these are HILARIOUS. He's loving every minute that we read them.
Fun book� remember my youngest reading it for a book report!!
Heidi wrote: "Fun book� remember my youngest reading it for a book report!!"I hope a white tomato was used as a visual aid! :)
I love it when memorable books from our childhood are still as good when you re-read as an adult. Bunnicula was a serious favorite read when i was a wee girl.
Hey, I'm a wee girl and it's STILL a favorite! :)
How did I not know this was a book series?? My childhood feels like a sham now. Just got this for my seven year old who loves all things creepy and she can barely contain her tiny goth spirit.
Ha! It's a delightful series, and I'm delighted that, four books into my reread with my son, I haven't found anything that hasn't aged well in a cringeworthy way (whew).
