Reddit reviews Bunnicula: A Rabbit-Tale of Mystery

1. I can't believe this is a thing
   
2. I like the other cover art better.
   
   Was it any good?

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I'm not sure what Chet and Bernie are, but they seem like younger aged books, so I'll suggest an old favorite of mine, the Bunnicula series. Beyond the main story, they also have the Howliday Inn about a mystery at a kennel/animal hotel thing.

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I think the vampire that most thoroughly effected the way that I approach all subsequent vampire fiction, as well as vampires themselves, is Bunnicula.

If you've never had the pleasure, this was a series of three books (one of which had my favorite title ever -- The Celery Stalks At Midnight) that feature a mysterious pet bunny that rises in the night to suck the juice from the living (vegetables).

I am actually being 100% serious here. I really, really loved that series, and it introduced me to vampires in a way that was very playful, yet at the same time brought in a knowledge of the mythos.

My second choice would Dracula: Dead and Loving It, because I love Mel Brooks terribly, and even just thinking about that staking scene makes me laugh.

The first thing that came to my mind was actually Bunnicula.

I loved the book when I was a kid, and I've used it in my TEFL kids classes many times.

Reminds me Bunnicula, the vampire bunny.

[One of the weirdest and scariest books I remember from childhood.]
(http://www.amazon.com/Bunnicula-Rabbit-Tale-Mystery-Deborah-Howe/dp/1416928170)

Bonnicula. Gotta be. There's just something about murder-rabbits....

Get those kids some books!

My suggestions are more advanced for a brand new reader, but were a staple of my elementary years:

• Who is Bugs Potter? is one of my all-time favorites. Really, anything by Gordon Korman! He's amazing.
  
  • Also, the Wayside School series
    
  • and Bunnicula!

Go as Bunnicula.

Holy shit, I forgot Bunnicula existed.

bunnicula strikes again.

The "bloody ferocious fangs" part reminds me of Bunnicula xD

Monster at the end of this book

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Bunnicula