Bumper the White Rabbit

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Bumper the White Rabbit

by George Ethelbert Walsh

EN·~2 hours·28 chapters

Chapters

28 total
1

Illustrations

3:18
2

Bumper the White Rabbit

0:01
3

STORY IWHERE BUMPER CAME FROM

7:38
4

STORY IIWHY BUMPER WAS LEFT AT HOME

7:24
5

STORY IIIBUMPER IS SOLD

7:34
6

STORY IVWHAT HAPPENED IN THE DREADFUL HOUSE

7:18
7

STORY VBUMPER AND THE RED-HEADED GIRL

7:28
8

STORY VIBUMPER AND CARLO

7:50
9

STORY VIIBUMPER MEETS THE SEWER RAT

7:39
10

STORY VIIIBUMPER RUNS INTO A NEST OF BATS

7:48

Description

Bumper is a tiny, pure‑white rabbit who lives in the bustling backyard of an old woman with more rabbits than she can count. The house is always noisy with the chatter of rabbits big and small, yet Bumper feels nervous whenever the door opens and strangers appear. When the woman selects a few rabbits for the market, she scoops Bumper up in a basket, and the shy bunny experiences the bright, noisy world beyond his garden for the first time.

In the bustling city square, Bumper meets lively companions like Jimsy and Wheedles, who tease his worries and invite him to explore the crowd of people and other animals. Together they discover a hidden garden where carrots seem to glow with a hint of magic, sparking Bumper’s curiosity and courage. Their early adventures set the stage for more daring escapades, promising plenty of laughter, friendship, and gentle lessons for young listeners.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (130K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Roger Frank and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2006-06-21

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

GE

George Ethelbert Walsh

1865–1941

A prolific American writer who moved easily between newspaper work, popular fiction, and children's animal stories, he left behind a remarkably wide-ranging body of books. His adventures and gentle forest tales helped make him a familiar name to early 20th-century readers.

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