Fluffy is a young rabbit with a human daddy named Michael, an anxious bachelor stuck in an uncomfortable, uncommitted relationship with a woman who just happens to be Fluffy's preschool teacher. One day Michael decides to take Fluffy away for an impromptu trip to visit relatives in Sicily - and away from the overzealous affections of Miss Owers. Neither bunny nor man is truly prepared for the worldly excitement of a suspected kidnapping in Sicily, and both will be forever changed by the experience.
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Simone Lia writes and illustrates comics and children's books. With Tom Gauld, whom she met at the Royal College of Art in 2000, she publishes her own comics and limited edition products under the name of Cabanon Press. British-born Maltese, she lives in London and visits Malta frequently.
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Simone Lia writes and illustrates comics and children's books. With Tom Gauld, whom she met at the Royal College of Art in 2000, she publishes her own comics and limited edition products under the name of Cabanon Press. British-born Maltese, she lives in London and visits Malta frequently.
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By J. Champagne
Format:Hardcover
The story, in four parts, follows Michael P and his little bunny, Fluffy, who thinks he is not a rabbit and that Michael is his real father. In addition to how he's going to deal with Fluffy, Michael has a stalker to contend with and a family with their own problems. Simone Lia tells this tale with humor and heart--and there's something really weird and funny about a man having to tell a little bunny that he's not his real father. For someone who is a fan of graphic novels and bunnies (like myself), this is a must have!
By N. Chambers
Format:Hardcover
Looking at my 3 stars you may think I didn't like this book, but I thought it was nice and heartwarming. But, I've also read some amazing comics and this doesn't quite hold up to some of the more great ones. But it is really cute. I can imagine this would be a nice comic to read to a older child, but there are some parts of the book that may not be entirely appropriate (I'd be fine with it, but others may not). I couldn't quite figure out who the target audience was, as it was a little too childish for teens at times and a bit too adult for (some) children. As an adult, I still enjoyed it though. My only real complaint would be that sometimes the text can get small and cluttered, making it hard to read.
Format:Hardcover
the guy lives with a talking rabbit who thinks he is is son.
the books feels like a funny strip but very funny changes into a slice of life comics with stries of the guys family living in Sicily, his wanna be girlfriend... and his rabbit who behaves as every little child does.
as weird as a talking rabbit sounds, the story is actually very good and heartwarming.
highly recommended.
the books feels like a funny strip but very funny changes into a slice of life comics with stries of the guys family living in Sicily, his wanna be girlfriend... and his rabbit who behaves as every little child does.
as weird as a talking rabbit sounds, the story is actually very good and heartwarming.
highly recommended.
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