I did like how Willems included an epilogue in this story. It is also told from the third person point of view like the first one, with the occasional speech bubble. On top of the real like background there are Willems ilustrations. This story, like the first Knuffle Bunny story, has a real like setting background.

This was a great story that shows what can happen when Knuffle Bunny goes missing, again. The end of the story then feature an epilogue, this epilogue shows the two girls at school the next day wanting to play with each others Knuffle Bunny. From that moment on the two girls decide they are going to be best friends. The two girls are overjoyed to have their bunnies back. The two families meet up and exchange bunnies. Her dad is about to go to the phone when it rings, it is Sonjas father. Later that night at about 2:30 in the morning Trixie realizes something. At the end of the day the bunnies are returned and the two girls are overjoyed. The girls fight all day about the two bunnies until the teacher takes it away. Except when she gets there she is shocked to see another little girl with the same exact bunny. She is so excited to show off her one of a kind bunny.

Trixie is ready to go to school, and she is bringing Knuffle Bunny with her. Knuffle Bunny Too A Case of Mistaken Identity It was silly, fun, and just an enjoyable read. Overall, I thought this was a great book. Willems wrote this story in third person point of view, with a few speech bubbles. The whole time Trixie was crying the text was huge to show how upset she was about losing Knuffle Bunny. He also changed the size of text based on the emotion. There are only about three characters in this story, Trixie, her daddy, and her mommy. In this story like many of Willems others, there was frequent use of speech bubbles. I had never seen anything like this an I thought that is was extremely engaging. On top of these real photographs was Willems art work. The background of the entire story was real photographs. The illustrations in this story were very interesting, and I thought that they were great. This story seemed to take place in a city, and I would have to say New York story. The family then runs all the way to the laundry mat, and eventually finds Knuffle Bunny. Finally, when they arrive home her mom asks where Knuffle Bunny is. You don't know what she realizes or what's wrong, she just cries the whole way home. After loading the washing machine they leave, but Trixie realizes something. Once they get to the laundry mat Trixie plays with the clothing as her daddy loads the washing machine. They are walking through their city to go to the laundry mat. Knuffle Bunny A Cautionary Tale is an award winning story about a little girl, Trixie, and her daddy.

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