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Includes Bunnicula: A Rabbit-Tale of Mystery, Howliday Inn, and The Celery Stalks at Midnight. I think the second is my favourite. All feature the fairly unobjectionable (considering the 1979 1st edition) and sometimes unintentional comic duo of Harold the dog and Chester the cat, along with a menagerie of others. Bunnicula's role is small, but I did get many chuckles out of this 6 hours. Still, why make even a fictional dog love chocolate?!

Ooh, I was avoiding this one, @dariazeoli haha. I had to go look on my Goodreads acct to help me answer.
1. Mystery series
2. Dystopian
3. Novels about animals
4. Historical fiction
5. Bunnicula
6. Books by the author Aimée Thurlo
7. @DaveGreen7777 @NataliePatalie @RamsFan1963 you are tagged 😆

#BookishQuestions. @Cinfhen

Came to visit my wife at the rehab facility she's staying at while recovering from surgery and found this book in her room! 😂 I haven't seen these books in years! I hope she's actually going to read it while she's here lol

Update: she said some friends brought it for her to give to our 9yo! They thought he might enjoy it! 💓

I found the Bunnicula books as an excellent audiobook from my library. I‘m delighted to revisit an old childhood favorite and get reacquainted. Listening to Howliday Inn especially brought back memories of being deliciously creeped out by reading the book.

Bunnicula is a cute series about a dog and a cat who get into hijinks and shenanigans. Too fun!

Mr. Howe also write a #YA series (Misfits) he would prefer to talk about but BUNNICULA!!

I'm not sure if these are Halloween books, but they are #notscary books - more like hilarious. I laughed so hard at this picture of Chester with the white zucchini. #allhallowsread