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CHAPTER I. A LETTER FROM AUNT ETIQUETTE
CHAPTER II. PRETTY BUNNY’S JOURNEY
CHAPTER III. THE BED-ROOM BUNNY
CHAPTER IV. MANNERS AT TABLE.
CHAPTER V. MANNERS IN SCHOOL
CHAPTER VI. SHOPPING MANNERS
CHAPTER VII. STREET MANNERS.
CHAPTER VIII. AN ON TIME TALE.
CHAPTER IX. A PICK-IT-UP TALE.
In a cozy woodland burrow, Pretty Bunny lives with her parents and brother, Healthy Bunny, under the watchful eye of Old Father and Mother Bun. Every morning starts with a cheerful “Good morning” song that the siblings sing to the tune of Twinkle, Little Star, a habit that keeps their home humming with good manners. Their days are filled with playful hops, warm oat‑meal breakfasts, and the occasional visit from the bustling postman, who delivers letters that spark curiosity. The family’s gentle rhythm is punctuated by laughter and the occasional reminder that etiquette matters, even in the simplest of rabbit chores.
One crisp spring morning a pink envelope arrives, signed by Aunt Etiquette, inviting Pretty Bunny to visit with warm caps and mittens and a polite RSVP request. The family gathers clothes and packs a suitcase, while Healthy Bunny watches wistfully, hoping for a chance to join. Listeners will enjoy the gentle lesson that good manners open doors as the Buns prepare for a courteous adventure.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (71K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
United States: C. H. Van Vliet Co., 1922.
Credits
Bob Taylor, Charlene Taylor and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net (This file was produced from images generously made available by The Internet Archive/American Libraries.)
Release date
2023-04-07
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1876–1924
Best known for charming early-20th-century children's stories and verses, this American writer filled her books with talking animals, playful fantasy, and gentle everyday lessons. Her work includes Story Time Tales, Fifty Funny Animal Tales, and The Fairy Babies, along with lyrics for the song “Little Sir Echo.”
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