Author: Bruno

Poop Car

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Poop Car is a children’s book that Jina first made at the age of seven. The original version was a free e-book on iBooks for nearly a decade after its 2013 publication.

Now, we are excited to announce a newly updated edition. The original handwriting was replaced with clean typed text, and official ISBN numbers were obtained, and we made the book available for sale: the paperback on B&N and the eBook version of Poop Car on Amazon KDP.

All proceeds from the books benefit our BunnyPals’ club.

We are currently a California non-profit organization (NPO), with plans to become a registered NPO in the US.

Your support helps us continue our mission! You can see the original drawing draft of the poop car that Jina made. Please visit the YTube Poop car reading of BunnyPalove Uni-Audio. Enjoy and subscribe!!

Also please check a free ebook of Poop Car at Amazon from Oct 16 to OCT 20

Light of Hope

written by Jina Moon, 2018

This poem was recognized with 1st place in literature at Short Pump Middle School in 2018-2019 Reflection, with the PTA recognizes award at Henrico County Council in 2019, and with 1st place Award of Merit – Richmond District, Virginia

Light of Hope

As dawn came near

I was alone

In the deep, dark sea

I was scared

I was suffocating

There was no light, just dark and only dark

And when I was just about to given in

Someone held my hand

That someone became my light

That someone gave me hope

And I thought

Perhaps even in the most deepest part of the sea

Light can pierce through

🚙 Poop car 🚙 💬

written by Jina Moon, Second grade, Farmland ES, MD

Did you see a starfish eating something?

I/Sooyoung/Grace’s mom did not know which food starfish eat. Today, I just know that shrimp is one of the foods that starfish eat. Google says that they feed on coral, sponges, clams, oysters, sand dollars, and mussels because these move slowly or do not move at all. Of course, starfish eat injured fish as well.

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    Very good

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    Sydney752

    Good

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Cabrillo National Park

By Mom, Dec 14, 2024

It was the second visit to Cabrillo National Park for our family.

This year (2024-2025), we obtained a free national park pass (4th graders and their families could get a free park pass that covers national and state parks).

This time, we skipped the military history exhibit and skimmed through the lighthouse, but we made a trail to Point Loma Tide Pools through the Oceanside trail. 

If you are interested in the San Diego history, please check the ranger program first at the visitor center. You could hear about Spanish exploration and the first explorer, Juan Rodriguez Cabrillo. His three-month voyage in 1542 was the first European expedition on the West Coast of the US. 

Do not miss the visitor center, a kind of exhibition, a Cabrillo statue, the coin collection, the lighthouse, Bayside Trail, Oceanside Trail, and Tide Pools!!! 

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