Super Rabbit Boy’s Time Jump!

Press Start! #9

by Thomas Flintham

Super Rabbit Boy must travel back in time to stop King Viking!

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This series is part of Scholastic's early chapter book line, Branches, aimed at newly independent readers. With easy-to-read text, high-interest content, fast-paced plots, and illustrations on every page, these books will boost reading confidence and stamina. Branches books help readers grow!

King Viking has built a Super Mega Robot Time Machine! Now he has gone back in time to team up with his younger self, Prince Viking. Together, they want to stop Baby Rabbit Boy from ever finding the magical carrot power-up that turned him into Super Rabbit Boy. Super Rabbit Boy must go on a quest through time to stop King Viking from stealing his powers! Will he be on time to save the day?

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Genres: Childrens, Fantasy, Fiction, Chapter Books, Adventure, Graphic Novels, Animals

80 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2020

About the author

Thomas Flintham studied illustration at Camberwell College of Art. FEEL THE FORCE! is his debut nonfiction title. Thomas Flintham lives in London.

Reviews

[Romy Sarah]

10 out of 10!!!

[Andrew]

I enjoyed this book thoroughly. All of the Super Rabbit Boy books have been pretty solid, but this one introducing time travel really started some interesting conversations between me and my 3- and 5-year-olds. It's already meta, what with the majority of the narrative being a video game in the frame of two young kids in the "real world". I tell my children about this every time we read, and emphasize the correlations between the two worlds, but I'm not sure if it's really getting through. In this book, adding the time travel, it's a very entertaining read on many levels, for many different age groups. As far as literary value... I don't know. It's very entertaining and engaging, with funny characters, and a lesson is learned. Me and my girls are reading more than we ever have before since we starting reading these!

[Arman Waggoner]

I love a Time Travel Story

[weirdo named Henry Parks]

This book was ok. 👌

[Adventure]

I loved Baby Rabbit Boy. - R, age 5

[Jessica S]

This is the first one in the serious that I just think wasn't great. A little confusing for my kids as well as over the top, without flowing well together.

[Lorelai Didur]

I gave this 5 stars because I love all the different ages of the two characters in the book.

[Trey Auntie Paige]

4.75 stars

[TrEnToN]

Uhhh goes back in time??? Hermione vibes

[Rebecca Ann]

I can see why reluctant readers get hooked on this video game format. The stories are simple but fast paced with vivid characters and a heartwarming story.

[Remi]

I liked this book because Rabbit Boy time travels.

[Premika VEERA]

Absolutely ideal especially for early readers

My girls just love this series. The story line is so exciting for all of us.
I cannot recommend these books enough.

[PottWab Regional Library]

E

[Jen MacGregor]

One of our favourites in this series!

[Emma]

Super Rabbit Man is a little creepy.

[Josiah Pate]

By accident I started with book #9.

[Kelsey]

Review from my seven-year-old
“ I like the video game theme in this book, and I like bunnies, which makes it the perfect book for me! I want to read more books in the series”

[Bridget]

The kids think it's great.

[Efox]

So - I'm not sure why, but my 5 year old was convince this was going to be the least favorite of the three books we got from the Easter Bunny - but it was not. It's probably the favorite.

Super Rabbit boy is going back in time to save himself when he was a baby and preserve his super powers. The various King Vikings and Super Rabbit Boys are amazing. The illustrations are fabulous. We all LOVED this book. Thanks Easter Bunny!

[John]

It was good
🤘👍✌

[Mary T]

This was the first chapter book my six-year-old Calvin has read to me. This book came out around when the newest Dog Man book came out, so Calvin got this one, and his older brother got the Dog Man book. I've read most if not all of the super Rabbit Boy books, and this one had some neat elements that I enjoyed. So thankful for this series for my video-game-loving boys!

2025 - read again, this time to my 3yo son Chance. Kind of odd with all the versions of Super Rabbit Boy and King Viking.

[Fidel]

i want to read this pls.