P. J. Funnybunny Camps Out (Step into Reading)

Cute story for my 5 year old grandson.

One of my son’s favorites

It’s okay except for the “girls can’t camp” message throughout. I’m not sure why we’d expose young girls to any message that they can’t do something.. “no girls allowed” (because it was to be a boy’s trip) would have succeeded in getting the point across without planting a seed that girls can’t do the same things as boys at this age

Cute story! My daughter likes when I read her this story. She’s 18 months old.

I grew up on the funny bunnies and now my daughter loves them too

I bought a few of these as prize items for a camp-themed party. I wanted to like the theme (spoiler alert) that a group of boys that tells one of their younger sisters that "girls can't camp" get their due and karma wins. And it's a little funny, but I wish it would have shown that the girls could out-camp the boys, rather than scare them and get the boys to run home. Then again, what do you expect from a story about an anthropomorphized group of a bunny, pig, raccoon and beaver going camping. In terms of being a reading level 2, that level seemed on target and this was a pretty easy read for my kindergartner.

Why not make reading fun, my son is learning to read and these books are great.

Boys and girls alike enjoy this cute book.

Me and 4 year old loved this. Get the other funny bunny books, great.

Bought it for my 5 year old. The previous book was amazing to read. This is not so

Bought this for my daughter. She loves PJ Funnybunny and camping. But this book basically says girls aren't allowed to camping. My husband wasn't happy with it.

Really cute book. Both my 7 year old and 5 year old love it.

My students love this book.(Ages 5 to 7)The Kindle version is a scan of the soft cover book. The images are not too bright; nevertheless, bright enough for a good read.