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veronicabane's review against another edition
This is such a beautiful book about two boy bunnies who fall madly in love. They stand up to the stink bug that wants to keep them apart. It is a beautiful story about love conquering evil.
100% of the proceeds go to supporting LGBTQ+ youth through The Trevor Project and AIDS United. I finally tracked down a copy at Barnes and Noble and got to read it today. So happy that it lived up to (and exceeded) my expectations.
100% of the proceeds go to supporting LGBTQ+ youth through The Trevor Project and AIDS United. I finally tracked down a copy at Barnes and Noble and got to read it today. So happy that it lived up to (and exceeded) my expectations.
bravokidroxy's review
emotional
inspiring
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Character
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? Yes
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? No
5.0
Every single kid in my life now is going to get a copy of this book. I cannot deal my whole heart, thank god for John Oliver
categj's review
5.0
A charming & delightful tale — beautifully illustrated. This story delivers a powerful and poignant message with humour and respect. I loved it!
therealbel's review against another edition
5.0
Funny. Very funny.
But also very serious. And very perfect.
I love this book.
But also very serious. And very perfect.
I love this book.
labunnywtf's review
5.0
::tap dances into room::
YOU get a book rec, and YOU get a book rec, YOU get a book rec. EVERYBODY GETS A BOOK REEEECCCCCCCCCCCCC!!
Seriously, I better be the last to read this one, because it is way too awesome for me to be ahead of the curve for once.
BOTUS! Nasty stinky stink bugs! A HEDGEHOG NAMED DILL PRICKLE.
::tap dances out of the room, screeching:: GO REEEEEEEADDD IIIITTTTT....*
* And also buy it and support a good cause.
thepaige_turner's review against another edition
5.0
Honestly the ending made me cry a little. In the best way.
icalyn_13's review
5.0
I bought this book when I saw John Oliver talk about it on his show. What an absolute joy to read. As a kid, I always felt different and like that was a bad thing. I put on a show to hide who I really was. Reading a book like this and knowing there are kids out there that will read this and be okay being different warms my heart. It may have started as a joke in some way, but this was a beautiful book that I hope parents keep reading to kids. Adults too!