This is a heartwarming story best read aloud. Students notice that there are photographs and drawings used as illustrations. It is a beautiful story about a real family1 ( )

A mix up of bunny stuffies leads two preschool aged children to become best friends. Preschoolers are developmentally still egocentric and learning how to be a friend. ( )

Did not live up to the original. ( )

What happens when you loose the one stuffed animal you love the most? You go on an adventure to get it back and you meet some new friends along the way that have similar tastes as you. Will you both be able to find your best pals?

As a long-time fan of Knuffle Bunny, I was thrilled to find there was a sequel! and another! In this episode Trixie - who is now in pre-k - is very excited to take her favorite stuffed animal to her class. However, she is horrified to learn that another child in the class ALSO has a Knuffle Bunny and chaos ensues.

I especially loved the very age-appropriate argument of how to pronounce "Knuffle" and the resignation of the parents as they help resolve the conflict later that night. Great follow-up. ( )