Stone Rabbit #6: Night of the Living Dust Bunnies Paperback – July 26, 2011

My 6. Year old grandson loves this series. The book jacket is colorful and the content keeps his attention which makes him want to read more.

My 8 yo son loves Stone Rabbit! He reads and rereads it for hours. Silly and funny, just the thing to get a reluctant second grader to do some reading all by himself.

Overall Review: What happens if you take a very dusty and filthy house, and leave your atomic nightlight on unsupervised? You get huge mutant dust bunnies who eat all the trick-or-treaters in town! Now Stone Rabbit and his friends are running for their lives from some very hungry dust bunnies instead of collecting candy! The action is fast, the pictures are vivid and the dialogue had me cracking up! `Dude!' This would definitely appeal to young readers who like graphic novels, and especially those who have already been following the Stone Rabbit in his adventures. Overall rating is 3.5 out of 5 stars.Content Review:PROFANITY: NoneVIOLENCE: A few mild instancesSEXUAL CONTENT: NoneMATURE THEMES: NoneRECOMMENDED AGE GROUP: 9+There is no profanity. However, there is some name calling (Dumb ears, stinky, doofus, idiot), and a character writes insults in dusty furniture (things like "I'm stupid" and "I smell"). The characters use words like "crudmonkey", and there is a little bit of `bathroom' talk and some pretty intense belching.All the violence centers around the dust bunnies who `eat' people (who then become dust bunnies themselves). There are pictures of the dust bunnies eating people which could be disturbing to some young people. The characters have to throw things to overcome the dust bunnies.Night of the Living Dust Bunnies is a Clean Read for ages 9+.PictureThis review was written by EmilyA Squeaky Clean Read Book ReviewerThis book was sent to Squeaky Clean Reads by Random House Children's Books for a reviewTo see more fantastic books reviewed with content in mind, visit us at squeakycleanreads!