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In this whimsical children's story, a bored rabbit finds a lively companion in Wolf, who encourages him to write a grand tale. Guided by Wolf’s inventive prompts, Rabbit crafts a narrative full of exciting props and lively characters. The story takes a surprising turn when Wolf’s true appetite for adventure—and perhaps a snack—reveal a delightfully unexpected climax.
First publish date: 2015
Genre: Children's Fiction/Picture Books
Authors: Nicola O'Byrne
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