Bunny vs Monkey and the League of Doom!

What do our readers think of Bunny vs Monkey and the League of Doom!? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children enjoy the silly jokes, colourful pictures and fast-moving adventures, and some find the comic format easy to follow. One concern is that the story can feel too short for children who want even more of the characters’ chaotic fun.

What does the Pageticker team say about Bunny vs Monkey and the League of Doom!?

More Bunny vs Monkey with fast-paced comic storytelling, colourful artwork and wonderfully ridiculous inventions, this time from giant robot whales to world-ending schemes. Its playful chaos, friendship and teamwork make it a strong choice for children who enjoy silly humour and action, especially fans of graphic novels and reluctant readers. The slapstick danger and constant destruction are cartoonish rather than frightening; the busy pages and ongoing characters may be easiest to follow for children familiar with the series.

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What is Bunny vs Monkey and the League of Doom! about?

Monkey has crash-landed and is causing chaos in the woods! Bunny and his friends—Squirrel, Pig, Action Beaver, and Skunky—must face wild inventions, giant robot whales, and even the threat of the apocalypse. Can they outsmart Monkey’s latest ridiculous schemes and save the day? Packed with hilarious twists and non-stop action, this comic adventure is perfect for fans of fun and mischief.

About the author

Jamie Smart is a brilliant British author and illustrator, best known for creating the hilarious comic series 'Bunny vs Monkey' and 'Looshkin'. His stories are packed with action, wild adventures, and loads of laughs. Jamie loves drawing funny characters and hopes his books inspire children to use their imagination and enjoy reading comics.

Discussion ideas around Bunny vs Monkey and the League of Doom!

Chaos and responsibility: Monkey’s inventions cause enormous problems. When does playful mischief become harmful, and how should Monkey take responsibility for what he creates?

Working as a team: Bunny, Squirrel, Pig, Action Beaver and Skunky all have different personalities and skills. Which character contributes most to the group, and why?

Good intentions and bad ideas: Some of the characters’ plans are clever but also completely ridiculous. What makes an idea useful, and what can make a clever idea go wrong?

Saving the woods: The characters face threats to their home and even to the world. What places in your own community are worth protecting, and how could people work together to look after them?