Written as a series of adventures, in Adventures of the Imaginary Brothers 2, Hungry and his best friends, River and Feather, continue their exploits from their adventure-inducing tree house. Hungry’s friends talk him into doing things he ought not to do such as, burning down an old farm house and jumping off bridges. Plus, thanks to their new gift, a bicycle, their playground expands to include the local river and the bridges that cross it.
Excerpt from Adventures of the Imaginary Brothers 2:
“Our club meets at a tree house on Hungry’s farm. River and me live there because we’re not allowed to hang out with Hungry when he’s around other Reals, mostly his family. They think he’s weird and say he talks to himself. That’s a lie, because he’s talking to me and River. How could a person talk to himself?
Hungry doesn’t have many Real friends. It’s because he’s a scaredy cat, as shy as a dainty flower. Me and River treat him kindlier than any Reals do. He’d have more Real friends if he tried. His mom tries to find him friends but she keeps picking stupid kids with no imagination. River and me don’t have a mom because we don’t need one. If I did have a mom, I wouldn’t listen to her. River probably would because he’s a goody-goody.
When we voted, I made those two say they would accept anything I wrote and they did. I told them I’d kick them in the knees or pee in their ears if they changed their minds. River, that crybaby, would cry, and Hungry would tell me to stop.
Hungry knows other Imaginarys. He has a whole baseball team but only for when he plays that senseless game. Misser, the catcher, is horrible and ugly and scary.”
