I Believe in Bunnycorns

by Danielle McLean, Prisca Le Tandé (Illustrations)

Do you believe in bunnycorns? That's right--half-unicorn, half-bunnies are hopping your way in this candy-colored die-cut board book companion to I Love My Llamacorn!

Wake up! Bunnies with unicorn horns abound in a glittery, rainbow world! They're fluffy, they're energetic, and they leave a trail of sparkle dust wherever they go. This rhyming board book--dashed with glitter and with a die-cut flower blooming in a new color on every page--will bring a smile to any child's face (and grown-ups too!). This sweet springtime mash-up fits nicely into an Easter basket, but will bring delight any day of year.

Genres: Childrens, Picture Books

18 pages, Board book

Published January 7, 2020

About the author

Danielle McLean is a children's book editor who lives in South London, England.

When she's not writing and editing children's books, she can be found in ballet class pursuing her other childhood dream.

Reviews

[Jon Nakapalau]

SO DO I! Really fun book!

[Steph]

Apparently, my daughter also believes in bunnycorns. This is a really cute book and the illustrations just capture the baby's attention. She could just stare at all the cute pages all day.

[Lauren]

This is a colorful, joyful and fun book, great for toddlers and unicorn--or rather BUNNYCORN fans! While it is not Easter per se, there are some colored floating eggs at the end that feels Eastery. Which is too bad because I was looking for something purely about unicorns (or bunncorns or other magical horned creatures). It feels a little off-season at the moment, but little ones won't care.

[Diana]

I like the flower cutout on each page. Rhyming text about bunnycorns. Bunnies with a rainbow horn on their heads. I don't like this trend of combining unicorns with other animals. Just stick with unicorns. It is a cute book, but I think it would be confusing for the littles.

[Jo]

I'll admit, I pretended that I need to vet this for my niece so I could boost my reading challenge numbers. It's actually a gift from my mom to said niece. But it's cute, and I just finished Android Karenina, so I vote "valid."

[Peacegal]

Cute, colorful, and inoffensive, sure. That said, it is just a cash-in on an of-the-moment trend (unicorn everything).

[Tori]

A cute little rhyming book about the colorful, whimsical bunnycorn. A great book to read around Easter time. Would appeal to kids who like bright colors and rainbows. The last page is even shiny!

[D Nine]

Cute with bouncy lyrics and colorful pictures. Delightful!

[Traci]

Pop Sugar Challenge 2023: book with a rabbit on the cover
This was a cute book for Easter and more appealing than ones I looked up for adults. 🙃