Knuffle Bunny

• Title of book: Knuffle Bunny
• Author of Book: Mo Willems
• The author's bio is located at the back of the book and it says that Mo Willems has won six Emmy awards for his writing on sesame street, the creator of Cartoon Network's Sheep in the big city, and is head writer of Codename: kids next door
  
• the cover of the book is an actual black and white photo of a staircase leading to a house with a chain fence located at the base of the staircase in New York where there is a person shown from the waist down who is wearing blue jeans and brown shoes. The person shown as a male has a watch on his hand that is patting the little girl's head shown in front of the man's legs. the little girl has three tufts of blonde hair on the top of her head, big round eyes, a pointy nose, a big smiling grin with three teeth on the top of her mouth and two located on the bottom, she is also wearing a pink shirt with matching shoes and orange overalls with red-orange buttons. And lastly, in her right arm she is shown holding a cream colored stuffed rabbit (Knuffle Bunny).
• number of pages: 18
• Characters: Trixie, Mom, and Dad (and Knuffle bunny although an inanimate object is still really important to Trixie, might as well be a real person to her.)
• Setting: a house, a park, and a Laundromat located in New York
• Summary: Trixie and her dad went to a local Laundromat to do their laundry but when her dad wasn't looking he accidentally put Knuffle bunny into the washing machine. On their way home Trixie realized what had happened and tried to tell her dad, but since she's only a little girl she can only speak gibberish. When they got home her mom realized what the problem was so the whole family ran back to the Laundromat to retrieve Knuffle bunny, which inevitably were Trixie's first words.
• This book technically has an animal character (Knuffle bunny)
• this book doesn't use rhyme
• This book didn't really teach a lesson of some kind unless you're a parent, then the lesson is to listen to your kids and pay attention to what you put in the washing machine.
• this book didn't have ay monsters in it.
• this book did have a kid as a character.
• this book did contain adults as characters.
• this book did use humor.
• this book did have illustrations.
• this book did use color, as well as black and white.
• this book did use actual photos.
• this book did have a sort of sentimental/ lovely tone.
• there were not a lot of words per page
• there wasn't a word or phrase repeated throughout the book
• most favorite/interesting sentence: "Aggle Flaggle Klabble!" 
• recommended age for this book: 2-5
• why?: Because it talks about Trixie's first words.
• yes, I believe I would have liked this book as a kid.
• Why?: because I really liked stuffed animals, especially bunnies.