When Monkey is sent into space by a team of scientists, he thinks everything will be smooth sailing. But not everything goes according to plan, and soon Monkey's spaceship crash-lands in a forest, disrupting the peaceful atmosphere.
Convinced that he has discovered a new world, power-mad (but mostly incompetent) Monkey claims the forest as his own and determines that all other animals must be banished, including his soon-to-be nemesis, Bunny. As Bunny gathers reinforcements and goes head-to-head with the gadget-obsessed Monkey, hilarious hijinks ensue.
Jamie Smart is a British comic artist and author best known for his 10-issue comic series Bear and his popular children's comic series Bunny vs Monkey running in the Phoenix magazine.
I got this book the day before yesterday and I finished it literally TODAY! It was so funny and crazy, I couldn’t stop reading:) a definite 5-star rating 4 me
Such a good book I read in two sittings! The book is very good it made me laugh, I like it because you didn’t see bunny since the last book but at the end it’s all made sense why he was gone. I love that bunny went to find other bunny’s to help because monkey had the gem of destruction. - Bobby age 8
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The Looshkin crossover chapter was enough to earn 5 stars on its own….
Danger sausage!!!
My 9yo son relishes in delight with every Bunny vs Monkey, we usually read them at bedtime but this one has had me read the whole thing to him in one sitting
I finished this one in just a day. This is so good in case you don’t like reading that much and like picture books or comics because this has a few words in speech bubbles and it’s so funny and just so good. Personally my favourite book of the series
Another crazy instalment in the Bunny vs Monkey series. My nine year old and eleven year old both love this series. A prefect way to get children into reading.
Graphic novels like this and Dogman really encourage my child to read as they enjoy the madcap nature of it. She read it herself and understood a lot of the words. I then read it to her in a coffee shop on a comfy sofa. We laughed at the silly jokes!