A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo by Jill Twiss

If I could give this book more than five stars, I would. It is a story about loving who you want to love, and it is about making choices that provide the best results for the most members of society. And, we haven't even had time to mention the wonderful, glowing, warm, illustrations which feel like a hug of soft fur. John Oliver stipulated that A DAY IN THE LIFE OF MARLON BUNDO is a children’s book, and after reading it, I concur. There are some excellent, child-friendly, points made about democracy and authority along the way too.

Will Bundo and Wesley get to tie the bunny knot? An adult parody works flawlessly as an upbeat, thoroughly hoppity hop, almost painfully endearing (yet not saccharine) story about a same sex couple who want to make their vows. But The Stink Bug, who is in charge of life in the gardens does an absolute refusal insisting that Boy Bunnies can only marry Girl Bunnies. Un día en la Vida de Marlon Bundo by Twiss, Jill, Bundo, Marlon and a great selection of related books, art and collectibles available now at. Such is the happiness of their hopping marathon that they decide to get married and announce this to their friends, Phil and Dennis the bugs, Pumpernickel the badger, Dill Prickle the hedgehog. They fall instantly in love and take to hopping through the garden, inside the stuffy old VP's house and down the stuffy house's stairs making 'beautiful creaky stair-music together'.

Here, Bundo the bunny is hopping about in the VP's home grounds when he spies a bunny called Wesley. Twiss' parody-released one day earlier than Pence's book- is delicious. This text is a real beam of loveliness whether you read it simply as a tale about a devoted bunny or whether you read it within the context of its genesis: Vice President (VP) Pence, notorious for his anti-LGBT opinions, created a children's book with his family entitled Marlon Bundo's A Day in the Life of the Vice President detailing a fictional day in the life of the Vice President's pet rabbit.

A Day in the Life of Marlon Bundo by Jill Twiss