funnybunnymummy
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So I've started a book for my kids. I think you guys will probably like it. It's a middle grade novel (geared for 9-12 year olds) called THE RABBIT ATE MY HOMEWORK.
Here's the premise:
Anyway, I just wanted to post this part, because I think you guys would like it (for a few reasons):
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Here's the premise:
So far, I've got the first half of the first chapter written. I just read it to the boys and they were giggling the whole way through. Not sure if that's because it's actually funny or because this is "their" story. But I'll take what I can get.Drew Montgomery has always wanted a pet. However, he has not, does not, and will not ever want a dumb rabbit. Then he and hislittle sister, Libby, find a rabbit in a box at the end of their street. Libby blackmails Drew into hiding the rabbit in his closet. Of course, keeping the rabbit secret is not easy. Lots of fun antics ensue . . .
Anyway, I just wanted to post this part, because I think you guys would like it (for a few reasons):
"So what are we going to call him?" Libby asked.
"How about Stew?"
"You canât name the bunny Stew!"
"Okay, then: Stupid."
"Drew!" Libby scowled at me. "I think we should call him Precious."
"Precious? Thatâs a girlâs name!"
"Maybe the bunny is a girl!"
"No way! This is definitely a boy bunny."
Libby crossed her arms. "How would you know the difference?"
She was right. I didn't know the difference. But there was no way we were calling this bunny Precious. "Because heâs got big ears. Boy bunnies always have bigger ears than girl bunnies. Donât you know anything?"
Libby didnât say anything. She just sat there, stroking the rabbitâs head. Heâd flattened himselfagainst the ground, his eyes half-closed, his ears relaxed, loving the attention. "Heâs so little. I think we should call him Tiny."
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