BC Mambo
A rabbit discovers a time portal, facing dinosaurs and a world-conquering Neanderthal.
Book Series · 8 Books
In order from BC Mambo to Robot Frenzy.
Stone Rabbit is a quick-tempered, quick-witted hero whose ordinary life keeps exploding into wildly different comic-book adventures. Eight full-color graphic novels send him from prehistory and pirate ships to space, ninja pizza shops, dragons, and runaway robots.
Reviewed by the Bookroo Editors Updated
Penguin Random House numbers the series from BC Mambo through Robot Frenzy. Read in that order for recurring characters and jokes, although every volume drops Stone Rabbit into a new, self-contained genre adventure.
Fast pacing, dense visual jokes, and exaggerated genre parodies can appeal to readers who like action-heavy comics. Stone Rabbit is brave but impatient, and the stories often let his overconfidence create the next problem.
Cartoon conflict includes dinosaurs, pirates, aliens, lasers, ninjas, weapons, monsters, villains threatening death, and frequent slapstick impacts. The mayhem is deliberately absurd rather than realistic or graphic, but it is louder and more combative than a gentle animal series.
A rabbit discovers a time portal, facing dinosaurs and a world-conquering Neanderthal.
8 books · Published 2009–2013
A rabbit discovers a time portal, facing dinosaurs and a world-conquering Neanderthal.
A rabbit's table repair unleashes a ghostly pirate's wrath.
A rabbit must escape alien capture to save Earth from destruction.
A rabbit gains superpowers and must defeat villains to save the world.
Ninjas threaten a local pizzeria. Can a rabbit's karate save the day?
Can Stone Rabbit stop the dust bunnies from taking over his town?
Transported to a medieval realm, a rabbit must escape dragons and dungeons.
A group of friends try to win a prize at the Harbor Day parade, but things take a turn when a robot shark gets out of control
There are 8 books in the Stone Rabbit series. It began with BC Mambo in 2009, and the newest book, Robot Frenzy, was published in 2013.
Start with BC Mambo and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #8.
The series is best for ages 7–12, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
Dragon Boogie (Book #7) is the longest book in the series at 2,389 words (96 pages).
Pirate Palooza (Book #2) is the shortest at 1,356 words (96 pages).
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