The Cursed Bunny

Mischief and Mayhem #2

by Ken Lamug

Mischief and Mayhem are BACK to tackle middle school and cursed bunny heads in this hysterical full-color graphic novel sequel from author-illustrator Ken Lamug. This page-turner is perfect for fans of the "Dog Man" and "Lunch Lady" series!Missy already defeated her former best friend, the supervillain Melvira, in an epic showdown, so how hard can making friends at middle school be?But when a “reformed” Melvira suddenly enrolls at Missy’s school and wants to run for student body president . . . Missy knows in her gut that Melvira and her league of supervillains must be up to evil again. After food fights and catfights, Missy and Melvira land in detention together, where they’re reminded of how great their friendship used to be. And maybe they could they be friends again—but that didn’t go so well the first time…Then a cursed bunny head begins to turn their town into zombies, and the two may have to team up once more to fight the greater evil. Can the former best friends turned archenemies still be true sisters-in-trouble?

Genres: Graphic Novels, Fantasy, Childrens, Fiction

Paperback

About the author

Librarian Note: Also writes as Kenneth Kit Lamug

Reviews

[Jen Nails · Rating 5 out of 5]

Loved that Mischief has the magic in her all the time, and the realization is an unexpected joy!

Also, check out my podcast Revisions, How Our Favorite Books Change Us to join me and the author Ken Lamug in conversation around pivotal books he read as a child that now inspire his work.

[Timothy · Rating 5 out of 5]

I can't believe I tasted this 5 star but I have no reasons not to give it the full quota. It was exactly as I thought it would be... An easy to understand story with plenty of fights and teamwork, some silly jokes and shameless plugs for reading. I loved it for what it is and perfect for year 3 and 4 students... This one is a winner!

[Irina Goldberg · Rating 3 out of 5]

Thank you to the publisher for a copy of this graphic novel. The art was very cute and the story was creative but a little dark. It reminded me of the dog man series but it wasn't as funny. I didn't read the first book in this series so I'm probably missing a lot.

[Earl · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fans of Dog Man will enjoy this new series about a girl just trying to fit in and who decides to lean in on her misunderstood personality by becoming a villain.

I'm happy to say I enjoyed the sequel so much more than the first.

[Beth · Rating 3 out of 5]

Ok, I read this as a private joke to myself, because the Sword and Laser pick had the same name but was a much more serious book. But this one was fun, with amusing middle school scenes and a good variety of super hero’s and villains and kids who moved back and forth between the two categories.