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This is the beginning of Bo Bunny’s adventures. It starts with his first Christmas and you’ll accompany him in stories 1, 2 & 3 (out of seven in total). No 1: Once there was a little bunny. His name was Bo. He lost his mama’s trace and grew up on his own. He remembered her last words: Bo, you have a special duty. In the wintertime, when the snow is falling and the people start some festive activities, it will… At this point she jumped away. The big hunting dog chased her and she never returned. So he had no idea what his mama meant. Bo Bunny awoke on Christmas Day and started his big job. Well, actually he started what he thought being his special duty… In story 2 Bo is preparing for his first Easter: When I remember my ‘First Easter’ I am still amused even after all these years. At this time I was still in the infancy of my bunny career. My Christmas mischief wasn’t forgotten. At springtime I wanted to start my Easter preparations. I had learned that this would be the big Easter Bunny event. There were only some more days left until Easter Sunday and ! couldn’t feel a single egg swelling up my belly… Oh my bunny, it’s still funny! Please join in to learn about when I was making a laughingstock of myself. In story 3 you’ll find out about some secrets and what happened on his second Christmas: Bo has grown up to be a fine young rabbit, and loves his job as the Easter Bunny. He is so good at it that his Easter eggs are now very famous and he’s well loved by all the children. On a sunny, warm day in spring he went strolling along the meadows still on his search for other bunnies; he was longing to get in touch with others like himself, to play with and grow up together, and as he went along he stopped …
