Böcker av Holly Jayne

Hello Kitty fans and admirers of all things kawaii will adore Bunnygirl’s colorful world, filled with kindness and quirk, in this picture book, illustrated in comic panels. James lives in the most AMAZING treehouse, but no one is allowed come inside of it. He just doesn’t feel comfortable with people. Until he meets Bunnygirl. After all, who could be intimidated by a girl dressed in a bunny costume? Naturally, Bunnygirl is determined to help James. Plus James has a few surprises of his own, in this story of friendship and empathy.This is the second Bunnygirl story, which can be read alone or as a sequel to Bunnygirl: The First Adventure. As Bunnygirl fans know, it's her kindness and creativity that are her superpowers. She uses them to help her friends and neighbors in wonderfully unexpected ways. Share Bunnygirl with the creative, determined kids in your life who are ready to be their own heroes.

Inspired by the creator’s love of all things 80s including Hello Kitty, My Little Pony, Rainbow Brite, retro comic books, and Lisa Frank, this picture book told in comic panels is brimming with cuteness, accessible quirk, and a feel-good message of kindness. Bea loves helping friends and wants to be a superhero, but none of the costumes she tries on fit her personality. While Bea’s world is anything but ordinary, the things she accomplishes with her creativity and preparedness are all things a regular kid--with a big heart, a healthy dose of confidence, and an inflatable turtle--could do. This is a perfect intro to reading stories told in sequential pictures and a way for emerging readers to take an active role in following the narrative. And when readers fall in love with Bunnygirl, they won’t have to worry because she has another adventure coming soon. "Berbay has produced a delightful book that retains the distinctly kawaii feel of Jayne’s original artworks…. Bunnygirl’s message of kindness as a superpower is lovely for little ones to discover." Books + Publishing"A great early introduction into graphic novels, and its simple word choice makes for a wonderful easy reader." School Library Journal