Nibble Rabbit Makes More Friends
By John Breck
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One day, on his way to Chirp the Sparrow’s nest, he forgot to look where he was stepping when suddenly he heard a “ping” and instantly he knew he had made a mistake. Something grabbed him by the ankle and whipped him up into the air. Hanging upside-down, he kicked and squirmed. The harder and harder he fought to free himself; the tighter the wire pulled. No matter how he squirmed and flounced like a fish, he couldn’t get free. He was well and truly caught!
There he was all trapped when Tommy Steele with his red mittens appeared and took the exhausted Nibble down. Secured in a cage, Nibble was taken to little Tommy’s home. His adventure was just beginning…..
What happened next you ask? Did Nibble survive meeting the dog? Did he manage to break free and escape back to the forest and what adventures did he have along the way? Well you’ll have to download this book and find out for yourselves!
10% of the profit from the sale of this book will be donated to charities.
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KEYWORDS/TAGS: Nibble the Bunny, makes more friends, forest animals, folklore, fairy tales, fantasy, bunnies, bunny rabbits, rabbits, Puzzled, Caught, trapped, Trick, Foe, Dogs, Love, Babies, baby, Doubts, Cleverness, Chirp Sparrow, Help a Boy, Funny Bunny, Smell, Joke, Great Woodchuck, Fur, Charm, Owls, Doctor Muskrat, Singular Mishap, Tommy Peele, Wise Words, Wise Beast, Watch, Squirmed, Flounce, Like A Fish, White Cow, Old Doctor, Puffing, Snoof Woodchuck, Hole, Ugly Trap, clang, Tall Rubber Boots, Spatter, Slush, mud,
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Nibble Rabbit Makes More Friends - John Breck
Nibble
Contents
Why Nibble Bunny Was Puzzled
How Nibble the Bunny Was Caught
How Nibble Tricked a Foe—and Made a Friend
Why Dogs Love Babies
Nibble Has His Doubts About Dogs
The Cleverness of Chirp Sparrow
How a Bunny Could Help a Boy
How the Funny Bunny Smelled a Joke
The Great Woodchuck Fur Charm Against Owls
What Doctor Muskrat Thought About Traps
The Singular Mishap of Doctor Muskrat
Tommy Peele’s Friends Stand Up For Him
Wise Words from a Wise Beast
List of Illustrations
Watch makes friends with Nibble
Nibble squirmed and flounced like a fish
The White Cow makes friends with Nibble
Here he is. I’ve got him.
The old doctor was puffing
Snoof Woodchuck comes out of his hole
Clang!
That ugly trap had Doctor Muskrat
Tommy’s tall rubber boots spattered through the slush
Nibble Rabbit
Makes More Friends
CHAPTER I
Why Nibble Bunny
Was Puzzled
You remember all the funny things Nibble heard about Man from the guests who came to his Storm Party. That was the time the Big Hollow Oak blew down, and the brave little bunny who lived at Doctor Muskrat’s Pond rescued all the poor homeless folk who had been shaken out of it. He showed them the way to a fine little tent all made of cornstalks out in the Broad Field.
It was so nice and snug and comfortable, the minute they tucked their tails inside it, and caught their breaths, and sleeked down their fur and their feathers, they forgot all about how the Terrible Storm was having a tantrum outside. They had plenty of room to dance, and plenty of corn for refreshments—why, the party was as big a success as if they’d held it in a hired hall with engraved invitations.
But the most fun they had was talking about folks like you and me. And if you’d laid an ear to a crack before the wind tucked the snow blanket all around them, you wouldn’t have been very much flattered by what they said, either.
You might have overheard the bats insisting that Man looked like a frog. (You might say that about some folks, of course, but certainly not about you or me.) You’d prob’ly have heard the partridge say that Man was brown and wrinkly, like Grandpop Snapping-Turtle. (The man they saw certainly must have worn some funny clothes.) Chatter Squirrel said Man was pink and tan. (His pink was sunburn—the kind the fellows get down at the swimming-hole.)
Everyone just knew that everyone else was wrong. Then Gimlet Woodpecker insisted Man came as many shapes and sizes and colours as the flowers. And then they didn’t know what to think. There were just two things they all agreed on: he didn’t have a tail, and—he was dangerous. Nibble didn’t say anything, ’cause he’d never seen one.
But the first time he set eyes on Tommy Peele, he made up his mind they were all wrong—excepting about the tail. The little boy looked to him like a red-wing blackbird. (That was ’cause Tommy had on his new red mittens and his dark blue sweater and his shiny rubber boots.) But dangerous? He certainly didn’t look it. Still—when Silvertip the Fox only caught a glimpse of him, he turned tail and ran.
So Nibble made up his mind to copy the mouse motto: Say nothing and stay cautious.
At least that’s what he thought he was—too cautious for anything. Wasn’t it perfectly safe and proper to dig into that queer lair where the mice were holding a party of their own? Wasn’t it nice and dark as his own hole? And nobody could possibly see him.
How was a bunny to know it was a soapbox? Or that it was part of a figger-four
trap? Or that Tommy had set it ’specially for him?
You see he hadn’t been caught. He’d dug into it on purpose, because those nice little mice had invited him. And there the three of them were busy feasting when they heard the clump! clump! clump! of the clumsy hind paws of that little boy.
Mice,
he said, it’s that Man!
Before he could twiddle a tail, Tommy’s red mitten was across the hole, and Tommy’s bare pink paw was closing on—the lady mouse. Then things began to fly!
Nibble was among them. He flew to the next little cornstalk tent, his heart thumping faster than his paws. They were all of them right!
he gasped. That Man is dangerous—dangerous as Silvertip himself. Poor Satin-skin! I s’pose that’s the end of her.
He never thought of saying, Poor Tommy Peele!
But Tommy was the right one to feel sorry for. Satin-skin had closed her little needle teeth on his finger. And before Nibble had taken a long breath he heard a voice squeaking, Weeak! weeak! weeak!
which is mouse for, I’m lost! Where are you?
Here!
he thumped with both hind feet. And who should come scuttling in but Satin-skin herself? He could feel her tremble all over as she tried to squirm right under him.
My ears!
Nibble exclaimed. I thought that Man had caught you!
"No,