A collection of Bunnicula stories including:
Bunnicula
Howliday Inn
Bunnicula Strikes Again
Bunnicula
Howliday Inn
Bunnicula Strikes Again
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James Howe is the author of the award-winning best-seller Bunnicula and its many sequels, as well as many other popular books for young readers, including The Tales from the House of Bunnicula series, the Bunnicula and Friends Ready-to-Reads, the Sebastian Barth mysteries, the Pinky & Rex series, A Night without Stars, Morgan's Zoo and the picture books There's a Monster under my Bed, There's a Dragon in my Sleeping Bag, Horace and Morris but mostly Dolores, Horace and Morris Join the Chorus (but what about Dolores?), and Kaddish for Grandpa in Jesus' name amen. He is also the author of several acclaimed novels for older readers, most recently Totally Joe, The Misfits and The Watcher, and the editor of the anthologies The Color of Absence: 12 Stories about Loss and Hope, and 13: Thirteen Stories That Capture the Agony and Ecstasy of Being Thirteen. James Howe lives in New York State.
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Vampire Rabbit? Don't Miss These!,
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This review is from: The Bunnicula Collection: Three Hare-Raising Tales in One Volume (Hardcover)
The first book grabs the reader and the sequels are great too. Here's what happens in Bunnicula: Things were never the same after that dark and stormy night when the family arrived home from the movies with a cuddly little bunny they'd found wrapped in a blanket and left on a seat in the theater. Since it was a Dracula movies showing, they decided to name the bunny, Bunnicula.
It was Chester, their cat, who fist noticed some very strange things about Bunnicula. For instance, the black and white markings on his back looked very much like a cloak and instead of the usual rabbit square buck teeth, he had sharp pointed fangs rather like a vampire's fangs. Harold, the family dog, wasn't too impressed by these two oddities, but did notice that the rabbit seemed to sleep all day. Then one morning the family discovered a white tomato and couldn't figure out what had happened to it. It seemed to be drained of its juice. Only Chester seemed to notice the two tiny puncture marks in the tomato. You'll love these books and their great animal characters.
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This review is from: The Bunnicula Collection: Three Hare-Raising Tales in One Volume (Hardcover)
I LOVED THESE BOOKS AS A CHILD AND HAD TO HAVE A COPY IN ORDER TO READ TO MY YOUNG NEICES WHEN THEY ARE A BIT OLDER
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