Buddy and the Bunnies in: Don't Play with Your Food!

by Bob Shea

Hardcover, 2014

Status

Available

Call number

813.6

Genres

Children's Books

Collection

Your library

Publication

Disney-Hyperion (2014), Edition: F First Edition, 40 pages

Description

"A monster named Buddy is determined to eat some cute little bunnies, until they prove to be more enjoyable as playmates"--

User reviews

LibraryThing member Sullywriter

Not so monstrous monster easily outwitted by bunnies.

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LibraryThing member jbarr5

Buddy and the Bunny and don't play with your food by Bob Shea
Audio children's book about Fuzzy the monster and he wants to eat the bunny. Problem is the bunny has other plans
Book tells you about other things the bunny does. Buddy realizes at the end why he shouldn't eat the bunny.
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book from National Library Service for my BARD (Braille Audio Reading Device).

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LibraryThing member TheIndigoQuill

This is hilariously adorable.

LibraryThing member Cheryl_in_CC_NV

Well alrighty then. That was funny in a monster way, and adorable in a fluffy bunny way. I pretty much tip my hat to Bob Shea. Fans of Mo Willems would probably get a kick out of this and much of his other work.

LibraryThing member Kaethe

Bob Shea is awesome and creating books which are simultaneously EXTREMELY cute with a nice edge of snark.

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LibraryThing member aratiel

Incredibly cute story of a monster who keeps trying to eat a group of bunnies...only he's having too much fun playing with them! I love how the bunnies keep multiplying throughout the book.

LibraryThing member AnnaWaffles

My storytime parents cracked up at this!

But when it was time for the Stripey-Stripe Club to vote if Buddy should eat the bunnies, one of my kiddos voted 'yes.' Hmm...

LibraryThing member LibrarianRyan

Bob Shea has done it again. He makes the reader laugh and really get into the story. Monster is going to eat the bunnies. But the bunnies first share their cupcakes. The next day they go swimming. And on and on until the quip comes up and makes the reader laugh. Loved it all and so will you.

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