Bunny bedtime stories
Fern wants a tall tent roof; Tansy wants a snug nook to hear the rain. Moss loves Dottie and wishes Mama would notice his biggest hiccup, too. Pip’s Easter eggs keep disappearing from their hiding places and turning up in the basket. Choose a blanket tent, a family bedtime, or a farmyard game with Hattie.
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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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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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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…”
Fern and Tansy’s tent story suits six and seven. Each gives up a favorite cushion before there is room for both voices under the roof. Moss’s family story also suits six and seven; he can love Dottie and still miss the old bedtimes. Pip’s Easter game suits a listener around four and ends in laughter with Hattie. Choose the tent or Moss for a quieter finish, or the wooden eggs for a lively last joke.
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Two rabbits build a rainy-night story tent with a tall doorway for one and a snug nook for the other.Want to make one of your own? Start with an idea and read the story before signup.