Knuffle bunny too a case of mistaken identity

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Location	Collection	Call #
Mt. Lebanon Public Library	Children's Movies	j DVD KNUFFLE BUNNY
Location	Mt. Lebanon Public Library
Collection	Children's Movies
Call Number	j DVD KNUFFLE BUNNY

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Published Reviews

Booklist Review: "Knuffle Bunny returns, but this time he has a doppelganger. Trixie is off to school, and things are going well enough until she notices that Sonja is holding her own Knuffle Bunny. Arrgh! The afternoon results in dueling bunnies, which are confiscated by the teacher. Happily, they are returned at the end of the day, but at 2:30 a.m. realization hits: the bunny Trixie is sleeping with is not her own. Despite parental protestations, phone calls are placed, bunnies are exchanged, and the girls, bonded during the trauma, become best friends. This has much of the charm of Knuffle Bunny (2004), a Caldecott Honor Book, but the premise is stretched here: the middle-of-the-night meeting is energetic, but it seems overplayed. As in the previous title, the slice-of-life artwork is smashing. Willem's cartoon-style art, set against crisp black-and-white photos of New York City interiors and exteriors, catches every bit of the plentiful emotion. Keen-eyed kids will have fun keeping track of the Knuffle Bunny as he's lost, then found again.--Cooper, Ilene Copyright 2007 Booklist"
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Publisher's Weekly Review: "In this sympathetic sequel to Knuffle Bunny: A Cautionary Tale, former toddler Trixie gains verbal dexterity and still treasures her rag doll, Knuffle Bunny. Tugging her gangly, red-haired father along the sidewalk, she hurries to her preschool's show-and-tell, eager to show off her pale-green, floppy rabbit. "But just as her daddy kissed her good-bye, Trixie saw Sonja." No words need explain Trixie's distressed expression, because a turn of the page says it all: Trixie's classmate, with a wicked smirk, is clutching a bunny of her own. "Suddenly, Trixie's one-of-a-kind Knuffle Bunny wasn't so one-of-a-kind anymore." Each girl hugs her rabbit, with Trixie insisting, "Kuh-nuffle! Kuh-nuffle!" and Sonja retorting, "Nuffle! Nuffle!" Their teacher raises an eyebrow and puts both rabbits in time-out until the end of the day. Willems expertly sets up this case of mistaken identity, as each girl accidentally brings home the wrong bunny, and a late-night exchange is needed to resolve the girls' dilemma. As in the first book, Willems creates comic-book-style panels, with grayscale photographs of Brooklyn as backgrounds for his color-illustrated characters; insiders will recognize allusions to past Willems titles too. In a satisfying resolution, Trixie and Sonja become best friends, demonstrating that two or more children can enjoy similar toys. Not a word or image feels out of place. Ages 3-6. (Sept.) (c) Copyright PWxyz, LLC. All rights reserved"
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Additional Information

Series	Knuffle Bunny series #1 - Knuffle Bunny #2 - Knuffle Bunny too #3 - Knuffle Bunny free
Subjects	Stuffed animals (Toys) -- Juvenile films. Fathers and daughters -- Juvenile films. Elementary schools -- Juvenile films. Toys -- Drama. Fathers and daughters -- Drama. Schools -- Drama. Short films. Children's films. Video recordings for the hearing impaired.
Publisher	Norwalk, CT :2009
Other Titles	Knuffle bunny too.
Contributors	Villarreal, Karen, film director. Willems, Trixie, narrator. Willems, Mo, narrator. Willems, Mo. Knuffle bunny too. Weston Woods Studios, producer. Scholastic Inc.
Participants/Performers	Narrators, Mo and Trixie Willems.
Other Contributors	Music, Scotty Huff, Robert Reynolds.
Audience	Ages 2-7.
Language	English In English; English subtitles; closed-captioned.
Notes	Videodisc release of the children's book by Mo Willems. Full screen presentation. "Includes read-along option."
System Details	DVD.
Description	1 videodisc (11 min.) : sound, color ; 4 3/4 in.
ISBN	0545134390
Other	Classic View