But fundamentally it works as a strong narrative of adventure, crisis, and redemption told with rhythym and repetition in a way children who are barely old enough to talk can enjoy. There are lots of details my son picked out on multiple readings the photos on the wall of Trixie's parents as backpackers, newlyweds, and then exhuasted new parents that Americans say laundromat not launderette the emotions on Trixie's daddy's face depicted so accurately. I think the story is very easy for children of all ages to relate to: that your parents don't always understand you. His baby sister is just learning to talk and he was hysterical with laughter at Trixie's attempt to communicate and every time we read it shouts 'Aggle Gaggle Flaggle' at the appropriate moment. I really enjoyed this this story of parental misunderstanding, and so did my son of three. I don't think you would want to read this story again and again - most suitable for occasional reading There's no real moral lesson to be learnt here - it a simple story of losing and finding a toy Graphic design - a gentle introduction to the little one of this type of art It is a story you will find good fun for occasional reading and your toddler will recognise and understand the situations presented.

The fun is two-ways, you recognise the situations and the humour, even if the story appears more straight forward to the little one.

My daughter liked the story, though after we accidentally left her own bunny at the grandparents, she know regards it as a bit 'scary' (it is not, but to a 3-year old, the loss of her favourite teddy is angst-inducing!). The pages are nice and glossy and the illustrations are a very stylised mix of a soft black and white picture (background) with colourful drawings of the main characters on top. The quality of the printing is very high, much higher than I expected from the view on Amazon. A simple story that has comical elements and is easy to read and understand. They rush back and find the bunny and all is right again. The story centres on the dad taking his toddler to the laundry and forgetting the bunny in the washing machine. I bought this product on recommendations I found on the internet, and I was happily surprised when the book arrived.

Knuffle bunny by mo willems