Bunny Brown and His Sister Sue Books in Order

Bunny and Sue eagerly prepare for Aunt Lu's arrival, turning a simple family visit into playful adventures. Their imaginative schemes include a Punch and Judy show, with misunderstandings and mischief growing from their attempts to entertain.

Bunny and Sue visit Aunt Lu in New York, trading familiar surroundings for the bustle of city life. Their curiosity and willingness to help each other lead to mishaps, beginning with trouble around their father's fishing boats.

A mysterious package from Grandpa turns out to be a tent, setting Bunny and Sue's summer camping plans in motion. At Lake Wanda, their excitement about living outdoors brings new experiences and opportunities for mischief.

Bunny and Sue continue their woodland camping adventures with their family and dog Splash. Missing toys, an encounter with a hermit, and a ragged boy named Tom add puzzles to their games and outdoor explorations.

An invitation brings Bunny and Sue to Grandpa Brown's farm for the summer. Alongside games and encounters with animals, the children become interested in his missing horses, adding a search to their eagerly anticipated country visit.

Inspired by circus entertainment, Bunny and Sue decide to stage a show of their own. Gathering friends and animals for their acts, they discover that turning make-believe into a performance takes planning, cooperation, and some unexpected improvisation.

Bunny and Sue's eagerness for an automobile ride leads to an encounter with a frightened Shetland pony. Soon they have a pony named Toby of their own, bringing new responsibilities and adventures to their life together.

The Browns prepare for an automobile tour while worrying about a neighbor's son who has run away. Bunny and Sue join the family journey, where missing-boy concerns mingle with animal troubles and their own roadside adventures.

A dog snatches their mother's pocketbook while Bunny and Sue are supposed to be running errands. Their pursuit leads into further trouble, including being locked in a carpenter's shop, before the family's visit to Christmas Tree Cove.

Bunny and Sue decide to put on a show after watching performers at the Opera House. Rehearsals, scenery and mishaps keep them busy, while two young entertainers' family troubles give the production an unexpected purpose.

Bunny and Sue exchange winter snow for a family trip to Georgia and Florida. New sights, crops and animals feed their curiosity, while their playful eagerness to explore creates fresh mishaps in an unfamiliar part of the country.

A rainy day inspires Bunny and Sue to turn pantry supplies into a pretend shop. Taking turns as customers and storekeepers brings misunderstandings, playful arguments and mishaps as the siblings try to make their imaginary business work.