Hello, My Name is Bunny! - Bloom, Matt
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Disaster! Mona Lisa, the world's most famous painting, has been stolen and is being held for ransom by a pair of dastardly art thieves. This third installment in the Hello, My Name is Bunny! chapter book series brings Bunny together with an ensemble of characters who know what it means to play hard and work hard! Violette, the lovable Jack Russell, Sam the Swallow, Carl the Catfish, and a pair of ridiculously cute rats named Renata and Renoir join forces with Bunny and show the reader how "teamwork makes the dream work!" Hello, My Name is Bunny! Paris is the third book in the award-winning…mehr

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Disaster! Mona Lisa, the world's most famous painting, has been stolen and is being held for ransom by a pair of dastardly art thieves. This third installment in the Hello, My Name is Bunny! chapter book series brings Bunny together with an ensemble of characters who know what it means to play hard and work hard! Violette, the lovable Jack Russell, Sam the Swallow, Carl the Catfish, and a pair of ridiculously cute rats named Renata and Renoir join forces with Bunny and show the reader how "teamwork makes the dream work!" Hello, My Name is Bunny! Paris is the third book in the award-winning Hello, My Name is Bunny! chapter book series, which also includes Hello, My Name is Bunny! New York City and Hello, My Name is Bunny! London. Learn more at www.hellobunnybloom.com.
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Matt Bloom, who helped Bunny write this book, is an adult and children's author. He lives in the Hudson Valley, New York with his wife, Shelley Simmons-Bloom, and Bunny. His children's books are Hello, My Name is Bunny! New York (2016), Hello, My Name is Bunny! London (2018), Hello, My Name is Bunny! Paris (2022), and Hello, My Name is Bunny! Tokyo (2023).Matt has earned fiction fellowships at Sewanee Writers' Conference, Breadloaf Writers' Conference, and a residence at MacDowell Artists' Colony.