A humorous and heartwarming story about self-compassion and acceptance.

Bunny wants everything to be perfect. First she judges her half-lop ears, and then she judges everyone else. Will she make the farm a better place, or will it be better if she learns to accept herself and others exactly as they are?

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★★★★★ 5 out of 5

  • "The importance of being kind to oneself and others isn’t an uncommon sentiment in kids’ books, but having young readers examine their own self-critical behavior is novel and worthwhile. "

    - Kirkus Reviews, Kirkus Starred

  • "Kids and their adult readers will adore this lesson in self-love, empathy, and friendship."

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  • "Gramma Sir’s darling illustrations—composed from her own hand-felted work—are a delight for the eyes"

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  • "[Gramma] Sir’s colorful photo art is a treat, featuring cute, hand-felted animals posed in miniature fabric landscapes."

    - Kirkus Reviews, Kirkus Starred

Gramma Sir. Woman with blue eyes, red gardening hat, grey curls.

Gramma Sir is the pen name of Nicola Moore, a picture book writer and illustrator whose stories make you feel like you are being hugged by a grandmother.

The only AI Gramma Sir uses to make picture books are the vowels.

In Judgy Bunny, E,O,U, and fifty-eight Ys were also used. (We all went for ice cream after.)

Her distinctive and imaginative illustrations are real, 3D dioramas

She needle-felts her characters and creates worlds from fabric, paper mache, 3D-printed props, and other handicrafts.

Bunny in the vegetable patch

Bunny in the vegetable patch

Bunny judges Horse's hooves

Bunny judges Horse's hooves

Bunny's burrow at bedtime

Bunny's burrow at bedtime

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