Bunnygirl: Treehouse Friends - by Holly Jayne (Hardcover)

About the Book

"James lives in the most amazing treehouse, but he's too shy to let anyone see it. Can Bunnygirl help him find a way to connect with people? Of course she can! Leave it to Bunnygirl to know just how to reach James AND introduce him to her friends, in a way that feels comfortable to him. Plus, James has some surprises of his own in this story of friendship and empathy."--Provided by publisher.

Book Synopsis

Hello Kitty fans and admirers of all things kawaii will adore Bunnygirl's colorful world, filled with kindness and quirk, in this picture book, illustrated in comic panels.

James lives in the most AMAZING treehouse, but no one is allowed come inside of it. He just doesn't feel comfortable with people. Until he meets Bunnygirl. After all, who could be intimidated by a girl dressed in a bunny costume? Naturally, Bunnygirl is determined to help James. Plus James has a few surprises of his own, in this story of friendship and empathy.

This is the second Bunnygirl story, which can be read alone or as a sequel to Bunnygirl: The First Adventure. As Bunnygirl fans know, it's her kindness and creativity that are her superpowers. She uses them to help her friends and neighbors in wonderfully unexpected ways. Share Bunnygirl with the creative, determined kids in your life who are ready to be their own heroes.

Review Quotes

"Bunnygirl is nothing but an overwhelmingly good, lovely, fun, and quirky read for children with a great message of kindness." Children's Book Council of Australia "Reading Time"

Praise for Bunnygirl: The First Adventure:

"A great early introduction into graphic novels, and its simple word choice makes for a wonderful easy reader." School Library Journal

"In this adorable junior graphic novel, the main character Bea loves superhero comics, cute things, bunnies and eating cereal...Bunnygirl is just a little too hip and a tad too odd to be anything other than charming." Books and Publishing

About the Author

Holly Jayne was born in Melbourne and now lives on Australia's Gold Coast. She has been making animals, figurines and jewellery since she was in primary school. Holly first created the character of Bunnygirl as a little polymer clay figurine, then later on an enamel pin design so cute it sold out in her Etsy shop. She knew there was a story there and had to write a comic to go with it: Bunnygirl is the feel-good result.