Media:Hardcover Reading Level:Ages 4-8 Number Of Items:1 Pages:40 Shipping Weight (lbs):1 Dimensions (in):12.1 x 9.1 x 0.5
ISBN:0786818700 EAN:9780786818709 ASIN:0786818700
Publication Date:September 1, 2004 Availability:Usually ships in 1-2 business days Shipping:Expedited shipping available Shipping:International shipping available Condition:Brand new Book, ALL days Low Price !
Product Description Trixie, Daddy, and Knuffle Bunny take a trip to the neighborhood Laundromat. But the exciting adventure takes a dramatic turn when Trixie realizes somebunny was left behind . . .
This 2005 Caldecott Honor book uses a combination of muted black-and-white photographs and expressive illustrations and tells a brilliantly true-to-life tale about what happens when Daddys in charge and things go terribly, hilariously wrong.
This book has been loved to pieces by my three daughters.December 9, 2008 There is more tape than paper holding this book together now because my three girls have read it hundreds of times. They all giggle uncontrollably at the part where Trixie goes boneless. The expression on the dad's face when the mom asks the seemingly obvious question (Where's Knuffle Bunny?) is hilarious--both parents and children can appreciate the humor. I also like the monochromatic urban backdrop, which sets off the bright cartoon drawings.
I tend to enjoy the more subversive kids' books, like The Stinky Cheese Man and Cautionary Tales for Children, but my kids senses' of humors tend to be a bit lighter. Mo Willem's style is a perfect compromise. No princesses, but no gallows humor either.
Very Funny Facial Expressions!!!!November 18, 2008 Mo Willems
Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale
In this book, Trixie, a little girl, goes on an errand with her dad. She has to take her favorite and most loved toy, Knuffle Bunny, with her. They go to the Laundromat and Trixie accidently leaves Knuffle Bunny. She tries explaining it to her dad, but all that comes out is baby gibberish. When they get home, her mom realizes Knuffle Bunny is missing, so they all go look for it. When they finally find it, Trixie's first words are "Knuffle Bunny".
I thought this book was absolutely hilarious and loved it the first time I read it. The illustrations that Mo creates add to the text so much and give the reader a little something extra and really make the story. This book is a great read-aloud, but also the digital pictures in it make it fun for children to sit down and read on their own. I give this book two thumbs up and recommend it to EVERYONE!!! Plus, there is a sequel!!! After reading Knuffle Bunny, you must read Knuffle Bunny Too.
Willems, Mo. (2004). Knuffle Bunny. New York: Hyperion.
AdorableNovember 12, 2008 Love the pictures and the story. I bought this book for my husband to give to my daughter as a gift. I felt it would be a special gift. They both love it as much as I do! I am a teacher and virtually every child in my class also loves this book!
knuffle bunny bookNovember 11, 2008 Great delivery time and in great condition. Was even more pleased to receive a hard back book (for some reason, I thought it would be a paperback book).
Excellent - would buy from this vendor again.
Learn Your Lesson to Care About Your Family TooNovember 10, 2008 Knuffle Bunny is two of my students' favorite book. Check out their reviews below:
Learn Your Lesson to Care About Your Family Too
When Trixe went to the laundromat she put her Knuffle Bunny down to help her father. Knuffle Bunny was her favrite stuffed animal. Then they went back hom. Trixie noticed her Knuffle Bunny was gone. When she got home her mother said "Where's Knuffle Bunny!" Then they ran back ot the landromat. Then they found her. This book Knuffle Bunny is for people that only care for their stuffed animals.
I think that because Trixe got happier when she found her nuffle bunny, and shejumped up and down and screamed "nuffle bunny!"
Another reason I think that is because they had to run all the way back to the laundromat just because of Knuffle Bunny. Instead of just letting it wash, and she made her father hurt himself.
Another reason I think that is because she made her dad stick his head in the washing mashine while the mashine was still on.
If you only care about your stuffed animal, then get off your bottom and run to the library hury up before it closes "go...go...go!"
Trixie and Knuffle Bunny
Trixie goes to the laundromat with her dad. Trixie sees she does not have her bunny knuffle bunny. She started to cry and drag her feet. Then her dad saw the same thing she did not have Knuffle Bunny. Her dad helped her look for it he went crazzy for it. Then her dad looked and looked for the bunny in the wash. Then he found it. When trixie gets it out of the wash she screams Knuffle Bunny wich were her frist words. That is how I know Trixie loves her stuffed bunny Knuffle Bunny. And it is special to her.
One reason I know Trixie loves Knuffle Bunny is because she cries really loud when she does not have it. She also cries all the way to the hosue for him. She also would not leave the house with out Knuffle Bunny.
Another reason I know is because Trixie makes her dad look really hard. She talks Knuffle Bunny everywhere with her. That is how I know she loves Knuffle Bunny.
The last reason Trixie is excited when she gets Knuffle Bunny back. When Trixie got Knuffle Bunny, Trixie said her first words which were "Knuffle Bunny" because she loves him. Trixie is very excited when she gets her bunny back.
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