Bunny vs Monkey: The Impossible Pig

What do our readers think of Bunny vs Monkey: The Impossible Pig? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)

Children find the story very funny, easy to read and full of exciting adventures, and they enjoy the lively characters and illustrations. Some children feel disappointed that Pig is missing or not quite himself for much of the story, even though they still enjoy the mayhem.

What does the Pageticker team say about Bunny vs Monkey: The Impossible Pig?

The eighth Bunny vs Monkey brings more comic storytelling, expressive artwork and gloriously silly inventions in this chaotic adventure. Alongside the slapstick humour, the story explores friendship, loyalty and caring for others, making it a strong choice for children who enjoy graphic novels, surreal comedy and plenty of action.

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What is Bunny vs Monkey: The Impossible Pig about?

The Woods are in chaos! Pig has mysteriously disappeared, and a familiar-looking bearded figure has appeared on a cloud. Are these events connected? Join Bunny, Monkey, and their friends in this hilarious and action-packed adventure as they unravel the mystery and restore order to their world.

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: The Impossible Pig

Friendship and loyalty: How do Bunny and the other woodland characters show that they care about Pig, and what makes someone a good friend?

Power and responsibility: What might happen when a character suddenly gains extraordinary power, and how should that power be used?

Chaos and consequences: The Woods are full of inventions and wild schemes: which choice causes the biggest trouble, and what could the characters have done differently?

Silly storytelling: How do the drawings, sound effects and ridiculous ideas make the story funny, and which kind of humour works best for you?

Being yourself: How might the characters feel when someone changes or behaves differently, and why can it be important to help a friend feel like themselves again?