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Bunny bedtime stories with a blanket tent, a baby sister, and Easter eggs

Two rabbits who want very different things from the same blanket tent, a big brother who loves his new baby sister and misses the old bedtimes, and a bunny whose Easter eggs keep finding their way back to the basket. Three finished books, free to read and hear tonight.

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Three bunny stories for ages four to seven

Cover of The Blue Blanket Tent
  • Ages 6–7
  • 10 pages
  • Narration 3:06

The Blue Blanket Tent

Fern wants a tent tall enough for her ears. Tansy wants a snug roof. Their favorite cushions help them find room for both.

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“Rain was coming, and story night needed a roof. Fern carried the blue blanket across the rug…”

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Cover of A Story for Moss
  • Ages 6–7
  • 10 pages
  • Narration 2:52

A Story for Moss

Moss loves his baby sister, Dottie, and misses the bedtime stories that were just his. Mama keeps a promise, and a peculiar lullaby makes room for both feelings.

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“Dottie hiccuped. Mama clapped her paws. "What a clever little sound!" Moss watched his baby…”

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Cover of Where Did the Eggs Go?
  • Around age 4
  • 5 pages
  • Narration 1:42

Where Did the Eggs Go?

Pip’s three Easter eggs keep returning to the basket. Hattie’s helpful plops turn his hiding game into a game they can share.

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“For Easter, Pip the bunny had three painted wooden eggs and a basket. His long ears bobbed a…”

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Choosing tonight’s book

A rainy tent, a family feeling, or a laugh

Fern and Tansy’s tent story and Moss’s family story, both for six and seven, end quietly—one under a blanket roof, one with a bedtime promise kept. Pip’s Easter egg game, for about four, ends with a lively last joke.

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  • What did each rabbit give up to make the tent work?
  • What did Moss miss about the old bedtimes?
  • How did Pip know where Hattie had hidden the eggs?

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