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The Emo Bunny That Should (2011)

by John H. Carroll(Favorite Author)

3.21 of 5 Votes: 4

languge

English

genre

Fantasy

publisher

Smashwords

review 1: Dementedly EnjoyableI laughed out loud when I saw the title and even more when I read the description, so naturally hubby had to ask what I found so amusing. I read him snippets of the description and mentioned that I'd be reading it as soon as I finished the current book I was reading. So first thing this morning I hunted through my recent downloads until I found it.This was a quick (the short story part) but very enjoyable read. I enjoyed the heavy play on words and ideas that we take for granted - it's always fun when an author successfully takes our "accepted" ideas and turns them on their ears. Demented children - yes, I firmly consider myself part of that category. ~grin~As a bookworm, I greatly enjoy snagging free material - it always leads me to new authors that ei... morether I would never have discovered otherwise or would not have discovered for many years. Thank you John H. Carroll!
review 2: It is a rather interesting short story with a peculiar name and storyline. What first caught my attention is how this story is part of a group of children stories made specially for demented children. It is a wonderful book and even though i am sure i will read it to my children I am not so sure that everybody should freely give this short story and others by the same author to their children unless they are sure of what they are doing.This story follows a moment in the life of the young 'emo' bunny who's name is also Emo. This bunny prefers dark and gloomy days instead of happy and sunny ones. He also would rather sit in the shade of a bush or tree and wallow in his misery.But after a rather peculiar stroll by the woods he is found at the center of a great adventure. less

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