“In this fol­low-up to the well-received Mun­cha! Mun­cha! Mun­cha!, Flem­ing con­tin­ues her far­ci­cal tale of man against rab­bits. Once again, a trio of ‘pesky puff­tails’ dis­turbs Mr. McGreely. This time, they are intent on sneak­ing into his cozy home for win­ter. After find­ing rab­bit fur in his break­fast and on his favorite chair, Mr. McGreely tries every­thing to keep the bun­nies out. He nails up his mail slot and win­dows, cov­ers his chim­ney, and final­ly, after wak­ing up to a pile of drop­pings on his pil­low, bricks in his doors. Bar­ri­cad­ed, he set­tles in for the win­ter, but when spring comes, he dis­cov­ers his error: he is blocked in, while bun­nies frol­ic on his warm, green lawn. A few ref­er­ences to Mun­cha! may lose kids who don’t know the first title, and this sto­ry isn’t as strong and cohe­sive as the orig­i­nal. Still, Karas’ amus­ing paint-and-pen­cil illus­tra­tions make the most of the slap­stick, and the irre­sistible rhyme and ono­matopoeia (‘Tip­py-tip­py-tip­py, wig­gle, through the mail slot. Tip­py-jig­gle.’) will read-aloud well to a row­dy crowd.” (Gillian Eng­berg, Book­list)