Description
Bunny's Book Club Goes to School
Book Summary
In this second adventure of the Book Club, Bunny and his friends prove that friendship and books can turn any challenge into a fun experience. When Josie, Bunny's fellow reader, confesses she is nervous about starting school, Bunny doesn't hesitate to offer to accompany her. What begins as a gesture of support turns into a big mess when all of the forest friends decide to join in on the first day of class. A tender and funny story about the value of friendship, overcoming fears, and the love of books.
What is it about?
Bunny and his friends enjoy their weekly meetings at the library every Saturday. One day, Josie, one of his reading partners, confesses to him that she is nervous about starting school. With his habitual empathy, Bunny offers her his company for the first day of school. The news spreads quickly among his friends: Bear, Raccoon, Porcupine, Squirrel, Mouse, and Frog, who all decide to join the adventure. What was meant to be a reassuring gesture transforms into a hilarious mess, where the excitement and imagination of the little animals turn Josie's first day of school into an unforgettable experience full of laughter.
Main themes
- Overcoming fear and anxiety when facing new situations, such as starting school.
- Friendship and mutual support among a group of friends who help each other through difficult moments.
- The importance of books and reading as an element for bonding and creating connections.
- Imagination and the ability to turn a stressful moment into a fun adventure.
Who is it recommended for?
This picture book is recommended for children between 3 and 6 years old who are about to start school or who already attend and can identify with Josie's nerves. It is also ideal for families and educators looking for an entertaining read to work on emotional management, empathy, and the importance of friendship. Lovers of books and tender stories will find this work to be a delightful continuation of the Book Club adventures.
What this book offers
- Helps children normalize and manage nerves when facing new experiences like starting school.
- Reinforces values such as solidarity, empathy, and the importance of having a support network of friends.
- Fosters the habit of reading by showing it as a shared and fun activity.
- Offers an entertaining story full of humor that invites reading aloud and family interaction.
Technical sheet
- Author: Mai-Wyss, Tatjana
- Publisher: Ediciones Jaguar
- Language: cat
- Topic: ILLUSTRATED ALBUMS
- Collection: JAGUAR ILUSTRADOS
- Binding: Other
- Edition date: July 2019
- Number of pages: 32
- Weight: 406 g
Editorial review
Bunny's Book Club Goes to School is a sequel that maintains the charm and tenderness of the first installment. Illustrator Tatjana Mai-Wyss manages to capture the attention of the little ones with drawings full of detail and color, while the story naturally addresses one of the most common fears in early childhood. It is an ideal read to share as a family or in the classroom, as it offers a perfect excuse to talk about emotions and the importance of friendship. A picture book that combines humor, tenderness, and a positive message.