My kindergarten students listened to this story as part of their author study on Mo Willems. This last installment of the three-part series is a touching ending. Trixie again loses Knuffle Bunny and learns to be both brave and generous. ( )

Trixie leaves Knuffle Bunny behind once again. She imagines her beloved stuffy traveling the world, meeting other children. This story struck me the same way as Toy Story 3 -- I am no more ready for Andy and Trixie to grow up than I am my own children! ( )

It is the ending of the Knuffle Bunny trilogy. It was the sweetest and most heart-tugging of the three books. There wasn't much humor. This book would be perfect for any child who is about to separate from their lovey or pacifier. Also, perfect for a child who is anxious about transitioning (changing grades, moving, etc..). ( )

This book gives me anxiety. I have a teddybear that I love and if I lost it I would freak out and die. She found it and gave it away. I could never give my teddybear away, I have a hard time trying to figure out what I am going to do with my teddybear when I have more kids. But this book is great way to show maturity.

I loved reading this book, I love having it has an adventure theme to it. This illustrations are classic and perfect book for children. ( )