Young Reader's Choice Award
1982 · Children's · Winner
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It looked like an ordinary bunny to Harold. But Harold was a dog by profession, so his judgement wasn't reliable—as he was the first to admit. But Chester, Harold's good friend and house-mate, was a very well-read cat and he knew there was something strange about Bunnicula. For one thing, he seemed to have fangs. And the odd markings on his back looked a little like a cape. But when Chester started finding white vegetables, drained dry, with two fang marks in them, he was sure Bunnicula was a vampire bunny.
So it was up to Chester—with Harold's help—to alert the members of their household before another carrot was lost. Because as Chester warned, "Today vegetables, tomorrow the world!"
So it was up to Chester—with Harold's help—to alert the members of their household before another carrot was lost. Because as Chester warned, "Today vegetables, tomorrow the world!"
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Book 7
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Iowa Children's Choice (ICCA) Award
1981 · Children's · Winner
Land of Enchantment Book Award
1981 · Children/Young Adult · Winner
South Carolina Childrens, Junior and Young Adult Book Award
1980 · Children's · Winner
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