Knuffle Bunny Too: A Case of Mistaken Identity

I just got this, and I am going to hold off giving it to my just-turned-three-yr-old. I think she will be able to appreciate it much more when she's closer to 4.The story is lovely and very creative. The character wants to be unique and show her class how special her bunny is, and is quite upset when she sees that a classmate has the same bunny (but there is a slight difference between the bunnies and when they accidentally get mixed up, the girls realize this at 2 a.m. and their fathers are forced to go out into the night and exchange the bunnies). The surprise ending is the two girls become fast friends. I think some of the language might go over my 3 yr-old's head (e.g., one girl pronounces it "k-nuffle" and the other "nuffle"). The illustrations are created using a mixture of black-and-white photography and colored drawings, which is a nice change from some of the more traditional toddler books out there... but still, maybe better for a 4 year old.

A favourite series with our children. We have all three books in this collection.

School curriculum at the modern way of teaching amd class reading, helps thosethat dont think story time is much appealing, its big book big pictures, short amd simple, but ecery child can relate to it happening to them at least one book would tell a story to almost everyone

LOVE, LOVE, LOVE these stories. Kids love this series and the images and the naughty pigeon making cameo appearances is great fun.

Lovely lovely book my granddaughter loved it and I would recommend it to all whose children are just to start the school.

Love this book, one of my son's favourite.

Wonderful

Lovely sequel to the first book and something we can all relate to.