Books with title Bunny Roo, I Love You

Bunny Rabbit has no fur. She has eaten applesauce, She has drunk chocolate milk. She has been thoroughly chewed. That's when Mama tells her son, Micah, that it's time to buy a new stuffed rabbit. But seeing all the new bunnies in the toy store does nothing to sway Micah into parting with Bunny Rabbit. He loves Bunny Rabbit just the way she is--worn, stained, and thoroughly chewed. Shulamith Oppenheim's lovingly told story is illustrated by Cyd Moore with warmth and affection. A treasure for any child who loves a very special stuffed animal.

Do you have a favourite toy? Well it’s not happy and it’s got something to say! This is a collection of short poems written from the perspective of your child’s beloved toy explaining how day to day life feels from their point of view. They have been created to be funny, light-hearted and capture your child’s imagination. There are even a couple of pages for your child to personalise the book to include their own little buddy.

Suzy is afraid to go to sleep, because a monster might come when she's sleeping. Mummy tells her not to worry, as Bunny will chase the monsters away. But at the break of dawn, a shadow creeps into the room, and Bunny disappears... Suzy is scared and runs straight to her Mummy. However, when Misty the cat creeps into the room, holding Bunny in his mouth, Suzy realises that, though things can look scary in the dark, really there's nothing to be afraid of. A beautiful, reassuring heart-warming story about being afraid of the dark that is perfect for reading at bedtime.