Mr. Fuzzy Ears: The Mystery of the Missing Bunnies by Donna Carr Roberts is a fun and adventurous tale of Mr. Fuzzy, a dog who aspires to become a police officer. When a group of bunnies goes missing, the mystery becomes an opportunity when Mr. Fuzzy is tasked with the investigation. Taking his job seriously, he quickly and diligently gets to work, visiting neighborhood animals, pets, and characters around town to find the bunnies. It’s a fun but meaningful journey that helps Mr. Fuzzy learn new skills while solving a mystery.

The author does a wonderful job of introducing the reader to Mr. Fuzzy’s world and his enthusiasm for becoming part of an important investigation. As Officer Fuzzy, the dog embraces his new role, collecting clues and information and making inquiries to find the bunnies, tracing their every move and where they were last seen. Not only is the author a creative writer but also an excellent illustrator for the book.

I read the book to my kids, who enjoyed how well Mr. Fuzzy put together different clues, or puzzle pieces, to find out where the bunnies were located. It’s a fun story for elementary school kids and a fantastic way to develop reading skills while enjoying beautiful illustrations. I like how the story and Mr. Fuzzy’s character promote a sense of curiosity and looking for answers by using different resources and making inquiries to find a solution.

Mr. Fuzzy Ears: The Mystery of the Missing Bunnies is a fantastic picture book for a young audience. I especially enjoyed the likable characters, the illustrations of animals, and the confidence that comes with solving a problem and helping others. It’s a great read and a visually appealing children’s book.

Pages: 52 | ASIN: B092RMH9TJ