P.J. Funnybunny Books in Order

P.J. Funnybunny thinks being a bunny is boring, so he tries living like other animals instead. His funny search for a better life slowly shows him where he really belongs.

P.J. seems like a troublesome bunny, until his cousin Binky comes to visit. Suddenly everyone gets a much clearer idea of what very bad behavior really looks like.

P.J. always wants things his way, and his friends are tired of it. When they finally stop giving in, P.J. has to learn that getting your own way is not the same as having fun.

P.J. trains for the big tricycle race with help from his family. On race day, excitement takes over, and he has to remember what really matters if he wants to finish strong.

When Honey Bunny wants to join the game, P.J. and his friends leave her hidden for far too long. The joke turns serious when P.J. has to help find the perfect hiding place again.

Tired of playing with his many brothers and sisters, P.J. goes visiting in search of a better playmate. Each stop gives him a new surprise, and not the one he expected.

A house full of little bunnies settles in for the night in this gentle bedtime story. As everyone winds down, a watchful parent helps keep nighttime fears outside.

P.J. says camping is for boys only, so Honey Bunny and Donna get left behind. But when mysterious ghosts appear in the dark, the boys learn who really understands the woods.

P.J. and his friends are sure they know what his birthday surprise will be. They are wrong, and the real treat waiting at Pine Coney Island is even better.

Honey Bunny puts up with a lot from her big brother P.J., until one prank goes too far. The Funnybunny family has to rethink the balance between teasing and kindness.

P.J. gets a magic kit and masters every trick he can find. When his audience loses interest, he decides the only answer is a disappearing act.

Honey Bunny has plenty of money and lots of ideas for using it. In a bright rhyming story, she learns about spending, sharing, and saving a little for later.

Honey Bunny wants the cute bear at school to notice her, but nothing seems to work. Her sweet, awkward efforts lead to a gentle surprise and a mended heart.

P.J. thinks his friend's pig household looks a lot more fun than home. After too much freedom, too much ice cream, and one bad dream, he starts to see his own family differently.

Busy, inconsiderate P.J. gets sidelined by a twisted ankle and has to slow down. The kindness he receives from family and friends helps him learn how to treat others better.