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Happy Bunny may be the funniest bunny ever. It is certainly honest when it comes to observations on love-as we see in It's Happy Bunny: Love Bites. Cute bunnies. Quizzes. Notes. Break-up info. What more do you need in a book? I can't think of a thing. Lucky for me, Jim Benton, the writer and author of the Happy Bunny series, thought of it all!

Telephone advice. A fun maze! Questions! Answers! You may not finish this book knowing all the answers to life's burning love questions, but you will come out with an understanding of the special perspective that only a happy ax-wielding bunny can give you. And anyway, who looks to a bunny for serious advice? Everyone knows it's all about the fun and laughs—for those sick of all the tooth-rotting sweet lovers of love out there.

I laughed. I cried. I couldn't put it down.


 
Jim Benton is the creator of many licensed properties, some for big kids, some for little kids, and some for grown-ups that, frankly, are probably just behaving like little kids. He's created a kids' TV series, designed clothing, and written books. Jim Benton lives in Michigan with his spectacular wife and kids.

 

 

 


 

 

 

 
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