Description "Where's My Bunny?" is a wonderful picture book that beautifully captures the innocent world of children. This new work comes from Mo Willems, a young and immensely talented American picture book creator who has won the Caldecott Honor an astonishing three times. This particular book earned the Caldecott Honor in 2008. In the previous book, Knuffle Bunny, Trixie was just a toddler who had barely learned to talk. Now she's grown enough to go to preschool! Holding her father's hand, Trixie eagerly walks to school, her heart bursting with excitement to show off her one-of-a-kind stuffed bunny to her friends. But once she arrives and searches for someone to show her beloved bunny to, she's shocked to discover that Sonja has a bunny that looks exactly the same! From that moment on, Trixie experiences a day she'll never forget: a dispute with Sonja over the identical toys, a scolding from her teacher, a case of mixed-up bunnies, a special encounter in the middle of the night, and finally, the greatest gift of all once everything is resolved. Over the course of twenty-four nail-biting hours, readers follow Trixie through a whirlwind of emotions. Filled with striking illustrations that blend digital photography with ink sketches, this sequel to Mo Willems' 2005 Caldecott Medal-winning Knuffle Bunny is a masterpiece that brings joy to the whole family while capturing the pure and honest world that only children know. Highlights The long-awaited second story in Mo Willems' beloved Knuffle Bunny series, cherished by children around the world! ● Winner of the 2008 Caldecott Honor! Published in the US in 2007, "Where's My Bunny?" (Knuffle Bunny Too) became an instant sensation, earning even greater acclaim than its predecessor and going on to win the Caldecott Honor again in 2008. With its clean storytelling and distinctive artwork depicting the deep happiness a small stuffed bunny can bring to a child, this book surpassed even the original Knuffle Bunny (2005 Caldecott Honor winner) and was recognized by numerous prestigious American organizations as one of the best books of the year. As proven by these esteemed awards and fair, respected institutions, "Where's My Bunny?" is sure to bring our children the same joy and delight that only the very best picture books can offer. Awards and Honors for "Where's My Bunny?" - 2008 Caldecott Honor - 2008 CCBC Choices Book of the Year - 2008 Chicago Public Library Best Book - 2007 Publishers Weekly Best Book - 2007 Parents' Choice Recommended - 2007 School Library Journal Best Book - 2007 Kirkus Reviews Best Book - New York Times Bestseller - BookSense Bestseller - ALA Notable Children's Book ● The Most Celebrated Picture Book of the Year in America! "Where's My Bunny?" received rave reviews not only from American bookstores but also from major media outlets. The book was praised for its artistic merit, revealing with sharp insight what children truly value, and expressing it through simple yet powerful illustrations. As a talented young author-illustrator who masterfully blends text and image, Mo Willems captures a child's world that adults often struggle to see, making this a true signature work worthy of his talent. Readers discovering "Where's My Bunny?" for the first time will understand from the very first page why it has received such widespread praise. Praise for "Where's My Bunny?" "With sharp insight, this book brilliantly captures the psychology of preschool children." - Kirkus Reviews "Not a single word or image feels out of place." - Publishers Weekly Review "An irresistible mix of fun, warmth, and a wonderfully charming story." - School Library Journal Review "The black-and-white photography backdrop adds even more emotional depth." - Booklist Review "Mo Willems is a genius of body language." - Kirkus Reviews "One of the best books of my life, an indescribably delightful read, another masterpiece from Mo Willems." - Amazon Review ● The Joy of Discovering a Child's Pure World! What may seem trivial to adults can be the most precious thing in the world to a child. This book reveals a world that only children's eyes can truly see...