
A shadow steals Bunny, leaving Suzy to face her fear of the dark.
Suzy dreads bedtime, fearing monsters in the dark. Her comfort, Bunny, vanishes when a shadow creeps in. Terrified, she seeks her mother's reassurance. But when Misty the cat returns with Bunny, Suzy learns that shadows aren't always what they seem. Can she conquer her fear of the dark?
Sometimes Suzie gets scared in the night, but Bunny White is always there to look after for her. One night, a strange shadow creeps into the room, and Bunny White is nowhere to be found. I Love You, Bunny is a beautiful debut about overcoming being afraid of the dark, illustrated in a classic, nostalgic style. The heartwarming story is perfect for before bed reading, and Alina Surnaite displays a rare drawing talent reminiscent of Shirley Hughes and Martin Waddell.

“'Alina Surnaite's debut picture book is quiet but full of emotional resonance. Exploring the common experience of children being afraid of monsters in the shadows, Suzy's story doesn't shy away from how scary it can be to imagine there are bad things in your room at night, but shows children that there's nothing to be afraid of. The soft pastel artwork, often full of shadow, is a perfect context for the story and Surnaite has a lovely eye for the warmth of detail in drawing animals and young children.'”
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