Waterstones Mr Bunny's Chocolate Factory
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Price: £6.99
Brand: Waterstones
Description: Go behind the scenes of Mr Bunny's chocolate factory in this hilarious picture book and winner of the 2018 Laugh Out Loud Book Awards (Lollies)! An irresistible look at the workings of Mr Bunny's chocolate factory! Packed with cross-over humour to amuse kids and big kids too with artwork full of details for poring over time and time again. Still a new kid on the block, Elys Dolan has already been shortlisted for The Roald Dahl Funny Prize and the Waterstones Children's Book Prize, and nominated for the Kate Greenaway Medal. The perfect picture book for Easter, but also with a great all-year round appeal. Waterstones Mr Bunny's Chocolate Factory - shop the best deal online on thebookbug.co.uk
Category: Books
Merchant: Waterstones
Product ID: 9780192746207
Delivery cost: 2.99
ISBN: 9780192746207
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Author: AnnaS
Rating: 5
Review: My daughter loves this book. And it is a great introduction to the effectiveness of strike action. 5 stars. Amazon workers could do well to read this book.
Author: Triss L.
Rating: 3
Review: I loved Elys Dolan's work when she was getting published by Noisy Crow, but I can tell exactly how this book got made. Oxford University Press came to her, said, "we want you to make an Easter book," and then she produced this. OUP sure does love their holiday books. It's fine, it's just it's not nearly as creative as her other books where she came up with everything on her own, including the theme. In this book the bunny is a bad evil corporate bunny who gets too greedy and life teaches him a lesson. It's just not a very interesting story line and is a bit too moralising. My 4 year old woke me up from a deep nap on Easter to read it again, though, so maybe I'm being to harsh. If it were any other author I'd probably rate this higher, I just really expect a lot from Elys because her other stuff is just so good :). As usual the art is amazing. Anyway, I can't blame OUP for this, because I in fact bought this for Easter, whereas the other books I got out of the library, so their evil greedy corporate plan worked...
