Bunny vs Monkey and the Human Invasion
By Jamie Smart
When Monkey’s inventions awaken a monstrous danger, can Bunny save their woods?
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Average score: 4.87
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What do our readers think of Bunny vs Monkey and the Human Invasion? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)
Children enjoy the colourful artwork, silly jokes, imaginative adventures and larger-than-life characters, especially Monkey’s crazy antics. They find the story exciting and funny, and some children say it inspires them to read more comics and explore the rest of the series.
What does the Pageticker team say about Bunny vs Monkey and the Human Invasion?
We love Bunny vs Monkey's wild comic energy, expressive artwork and wonderfully inventive gadgets, which make every page feel lively and unpredictable. In The Human Invasion, silly battles, friendship moments and a playful take on protecting the woods should appeal to children who enjoy these fast-paced graphic novels, although for first-timers, the frenetic action, cartoon peril and plentiful toilet humour may not suit everyone.
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What is Bunny vs Monkey and the Human Invasion about?
Bunny and his friends must defend their woods when Monkey’s wild inventions and the arrival of mischievous humans bring chaos! From rocket-powered hot air balloons to a rampaging helliphant, this hilarious comic adventure is packed with epic battles, clever gadgets, and non-stop fun. Can Bunny and the gang outsmart Monkey and the humans before their home is turned upside down?
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 Human Invasion
Chaos and responsibility: Monkey’s inventions create trouble for everyone in the woods. When does inventing become irresponsible, and how could Monkey use his clever ideas more helpfully?
Protecting home: Why do Bunny and the other animals care so much about defending their woods, and what places in the real world do people work together to protect?
Working together: Bunny and Monkey often disagree, but they sometimes need to face the same danger. What helps a group work together when its members have very different personalities?
Humans in the woods: How does the story show the difference between the animals’ view of the woods and the humans’ view of it, and what might each side misunderstand about the other?
Comedy and character: Which character’s actions or reactions make the funniest moments, and how do the artwork, sound effects and exaggerated inventions add to the humour?
Pages
256 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2021
First published
2021
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