It’s Happy Bunny: Life. Get One.

It’s Happy Bunny: Life. Get One: And other words of wisdom and junk that will make you wise or something

by Jim Benton

It’s Happy Bunny is a series of cartoons featuring (you guessed it) a happy bunny. The interesting thing here is that the happy bunny is a huge jerk who says cute things like “You suck and that’s sad.” You’ve probably seen the bunny on shirts or keychains, but now you can overdose on images of a cute cartoon animal saying mean things. There are several books in this series.

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Where to Find It

You can get it from the public library.

LibraryLocationCall NumberStatus
ConcordYoung Adult818.602 BENTONIn library
HerculesYoung Adult818.602 BENTONIn library
Kensington.818.602 BENTONIn library
Lafayette.818.602 BENTONIn library
Lafayette.818.602 BENTONIn library
Oakley.818.602 BENTONIn library
Orinda.818.602 BENTONIn library
PinoleYoung Adult818.602 BENTONIn library
Pittsburg.818.602 BENTONIn library
Walnut Creek Park Place.818.602 BENTONIn library

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What’s Michael?

What’s Michael?

by Makoto Kobayashi

Early volumes may be out of print, but each volume stands alone. This is one of the few American-comic-strip-like, purely comedic manga to be translated into English. It’s well-translated and hysterically funny series, examining the lives of housecats and making fun of both cats and humans. You might like it if you like really strange comedy–it’s a lot weirder than Garfield, and being Japanese, doesn’t feel the need for a punchline at the end of a joke. Sometimes weird things (like cats dancing to Michael Jackson’s “Thriller”) just kind of happen, and then stop happening, and then the story is over.

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LibraryLocationCall NumberStatus
Antioch.J KOBAYASHI, M.In library
Bay Point.J KOBAYASHI, M.In library
Concord.J KOBAYASHI, M.In library
Orinda.J KOBAYASHI, M.In library
San Ramon.J KOBAYASHI, M.In library

Since Contra Costa libraries only have a few copies of What's Michael, you might want to request it through Link+. You get the book through your local library, so you will need to have a library card.
  1. Read all the directions.
  2. Click here to go to the Link+ search.
  3. Pick the volume you want. The first volumes are near the bottom. The most recent volumes are near the top.
  4. Click "Request this item."
  5. Pick your local library. This will probably be "Contra Costa Public."
  6. Give them your library card number and whatever else they need.
  7. When the book comes in, your library will call you.

You might want to read the rules for borrowing books before you request anything.

If you want to check on the book or cancel your order, go here.
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