
In a lively forest where squirrels gossip, woodpeckers debate, and foxes sneak about, a curious little rabbit named Nibble finds himself at the center of a bustling storm‑party. The celebration, held in a snug cornstalk tent, brings together an eclectic mix of animal guests who share their odd theories about the mysterious “Man” that occasionally wanders their woods. As Nibble listens, he learns that everyone seems to agree on one thing—humans are dangerous, though he’s never seen one up close.
When a spirited boy named Tommy arrives, his bright red mittens and shiny rubber boots capture Nibble’s attention, and the rabbit’s cautious nature is put to the test. Drawn into a trap set by the children, Nibble must decide whether to stay hidden or leap into action, all while trying to keep his new friends safe. The opening chapters weave humor and gentle tension, promising a charming tale of friendship, bravery, and the wonder of discovering the world beyond the burrow.
Language
en
Duration
~1 hours (78K characters)
Series
Told at twilight stories
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Roger Frank
Release date
2020-12-18
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

An Orthodox theologian and priest whose books explore Scripture, worship, suffering, and the meaning of human life with warmth and clarity. His writing brings together deep learning and a gentle pastoral voice, making difficult spiritual questions feel personal and approachable.
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