Adventures in Cottontail Pines: The Summer Princess [Fully Illustrated]

By TK Wade

One little bunny, one BIG PROBLEM!

Welcome to Cottontail Pines, a bustling village with many neighborly animals. Flopsy the lop-eared rabbit is chosen to be the Summer Princess at the Summer Jamboree festival. Mean 'ol Wily the fox teases her about her long ears and makes her worry she will trip over them. Will her friends be able to help her before it is too late?

• Language: English
• Publisher: TK Wade
• Release date: Sep 5, 2017
• ISBN: 9781370868032

TK Wade

T.K. Wade is a writer based in coastal North Carolina. His favorite author is L. Frank Baum who has inspired a great deal of his work. Although he specializes in children's literature, he enjoys writing in nearly every genre under the sun. He spends most of his time writing in a room filled with plush animals. Also, you can read his blog at http://tkwadeauthor.blogspot.com/Please enjoy!

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ADVENTURES IN COTTONTAIL PINES

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THE SUMMER PRINCESS

by

T.K. Wade

SMASHWORDS EDITION

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Illustrated by:

T.K. Wade and Coy Fields II

Adventures in Cottontail Pines:

The Summer Princess

[Illustrated Edition]

Copyright © 2017 by T.K. Wade

ISBN: 978-1-370-86803-2

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ADVENTURES IN COTTONTAIL PINES

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THE SUMMER PRINCESS

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It was not always the easiest thing to wake up in the morning, especially when the days prior were full of so much work. There was school, chores, and the constant responsibility of being a very reliable friend. It was no wonder that Flopsy could barely force her eyes open.

Flopsy was a white, lop-eared rabbit and the oldest out of a litter of two. Her younger brother, Lemmy, was only an infant. Flopsy was constantly charged with changing his diapers and playing with him when her parents were busy; however, she never minded doing this. She wanted Lemmy to grow up knowing that he was loved by all of his family.

As the minutes seemed to roll by, she began to wonder how late it was getting. The birds had been chirping pleasantly outside her open window. She figured that it was probably noon or later. What a waste of a perfectly good morning, she thought to herself.

One of her best friends hopped up to her open window: a tall eared, brown rabbit named Goober. He was about the same age as