This says it all for young children's problem solving. I use it to help children with autism to see through another's point of view.

Great story and I loved that the parents are meeting out on the streets in the middle of the night to exchange their daughter's Knuffle Bunnies! Hilarious!

While this book didn't keep my 2 year old's attention, my 4 year old wanted to read it again and again.

Knuffle Bunny Too takes up a few years after the first book. Trixie is going to pre-kindergarten and is talking up a storm. She brings her one of a kind Knuffle Bunny to show and tell. Only to find out that another girl in her class has the same bunny.

Through a series of events, Trixie takes home the wrong bunny, which she realizes in the middle of the night. Can Trixie's parents get her bunny back so everyone can get some sleep.

Like the first book, Mo Willems has mixed photos of real life New York with his drawings. This unique style of illustration lends an almost cinematic feel to the story. Another outstanding book from one of the best picture book author/illustrators out there.

Like the first book, this one is also illustrated using photography and art. It tells the story of a girl, her favorite stuffed toy and its loss.

Mo Willems has that rare ability to entertain adults as much as children. While children are absorbed in the tale of the lost knuffle bunny, adults can delight in the father's unfortunate 5 o'clock shadow.