Bunnies on the Bus

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Watch out! Move out of the way! Hold onto your tails! There are ... BUNNIES ON THE BUS! And they aren't stopping for ANYONE!

The bunnies have taken over the bus and they're on a wild ride across the streets of Sunnytown! They whizz past the bus stop, swerve around corners and zoom over crossings on a non-stop roller coaster adventure! There are bunnies on the roof! Bunnies in the aisle! DO sit down, bunnies, or youll end up in a pile! Eventually, they come to a stop ... at the train station. And what's that they've spotted A TRAIN! Uh-oh, here we go again A hilarious romp of a book, with a fantastic read-aloud rhyming text and spectacular illustrations.

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The relentless anarchy and fruity rhyming scheme makes for a thrilling ride for younger children and their tongue-twisted parents. To be chanted at high speed and followed by a little lie-down. * The Times, Childrens Book of the Week *
Bunnies On The Bus is fast-paced, furious and easy to remember, so even the youngest will quickly join in. The bright and (very) lively illustrations add to the hilarity and bring in some intriguing sub-plots. Delightful, hysterical and SO MUCH FUN! * Fallen Star Stories Blog *
Featured in Mums & Tots. * Mums & Tots *
Featured in Parent Talk. * Parent Talk *
This book is SO perfect for little ones that love repetitive and rhyming books - Isaac loved this one and caught on to the words so quickly so he was able to join in reading it with me. The illustrations are so so good and all the animals involved (theres not just bunnies!) really stand out and we enjoyed looking at them all and talking about what everyone was doing! * Reader via Toppsta *

Author Bio

Philip Ardagh is a prolific writer who has been published in over 40 languages around the world. His titles include the bestselling Eddie Dickens trilogy, the Stick and Fetch series and Bunnies on the Bus illustrated by Ben Mantle. Most recently, he collaborated with illustrator Elissa Elwick on the Little Adventurers trilogy of picture books. He stands two metres tall with a most impressive beard, and lives with his wife and son in Kent. Find him on Twitter and Instagram as @PhilipArdagh.

Ben Mantle is the illustrator of Follow the Track All the Way Back by Timothy Knapman, and Kiss the Crocodile by Sean Taylor, among many other picture books. Born in Leamington Spa, Ben now lives and works in Brighton. Find him online at benmantle.co.uk and on Twitter and Instagram as @BenMMantle.