A Lesson for Rabbits
Written and Illustrated by Kipp Jr
Near the foot of a hill was a thick undergrowth of brush, and here, a mother rabbit had made her a home. Every evening she would gather food from the garden and bring it back for her babies to eat.
One morning a wolf came sniffing around her house. The mother ran away fast. The wolf ran after her. She
ran through the woods, in a neighborhood, over a log, up a hill,
through the city, and in a grassy park. The wolf was no where in sight.
So...
she ran through the city, down the hill,
over a log, past the neighborhood, through the woods...
(notice the rabbit riding a horse while playing a guitar...I LOVE that picture!)
and safe in her
home with her babies. "Now let this be a lesson for you. Never stop running until the danger is gone." said the mother rabbit to her babies.
4 comments:
That's a pretty good horse for an eight year old. If you read my current post you'll see that I did a worse job of depicting a horse than an eight year old.
Wonderful drawings and story. That rabbit is amazing! So is your daughter.
Thanks Clipped!! :)
Kipp Jr. did an excellent job with her book. She has a unique style in the way she imagines the illustrations for each page.
Very impressive, Kipp Jr.! Keep writing and illustrating. You have talent!
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