Howliday Inn (Bunnicula and Friends)

I loved these books as a kid - and now my kids beg me to read them every night.

Great childrens book. #2 in the series

I haven't read this book since I was a kid. I still love this story. It was fun reading it the second time around. Harold is a sweetie and Chester is as paranoid as always. I loved meeting the other animals and I was on the edge of my seat waiting to see what was going on. Well worth the read for young and old readers!

I purchased this for my Granddaughter who loves animals. It is hard to find a book that will keep her attention but, this fun book did the trick!

If you read Bunnicula, you are prepared for this book! You need Bunnicula first. Then you will know about Harold and Chester and Bunnicula. Harold and Chester have adventures in this fun book and ALL the books in the series. Reviewed by EKD, Book Reviewer age 5

Another cute book but there's almost no mention of the rabbit in this book such a shame.

When a book begins with an editor's note telling how a dog named Harold scratches on the door on a rainy day to leave a manuscript in plastic. Then he stays long enough to have a doughnut and hot chocolate, you know you are in for an hilarious story. So begins the hair-raising and laughter filled adventure of when Harold and his cat pal, Chester, are boarded at the Chateau Bow-Wow when their family goes on vacation. Just sit back and enjoy the parade of lovable characters and outrageous antics of Harold and Chester as the try to solve the mystery of why animals are disappearing from the "Special Boarding House For Special Cats and Dogs" renamed Howliday Inn by Chester.

Any book that makes my son say, "Can I go ahead and read the next chapter?" is a hit with me. I read Bunnicula when I was a little girl and it thrills me that my son is enjoying it as well. We have two cats and a dog. My children talk as if the animals were actually talking through them all of the time. Harold the dog and Chester the cat are very entertaining animals indeed. Chester reminds us of our own "know-it-all" cat. He is convinced he is right and Harold is along for the ride and sometimes it gets a little bumpy. Great book for the 8 - 10 year old or the young at heart.

Great book for child/youth for a great price