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friends. They couldn’t find anything to do. Suddenly Jack has an idea. Let’s play hide and seek. John you will count. And I’ll hide. OK. Count to 100. OK. 10 20 30 40 50 60 70 80 90 100. Ready or not here I come. I see you! You’re in those bushes.

The Bunny Who Kissed A Dog By Susan Jewell: There was a rabbit who ate popcorn. His name was Billy. He saw a rabbit he loved her very much. Her name was Hoppy. She loved Billy very much. But Billy loved a dog and when Hoppy was not around Billy kissed the dog.

Crazy Hiding Eggs By Jason Settle: Today was Friday and it was Easter and Crazy was hiding eggs everywhere. He put one in the trash can and in the teacher’s desk and under the closet and inside the hair spray and in the record player and in the basket and in flowers and in the birthday cake and in the disk drive of a computer and in the monitor and in the back of the keyboard and in the back of the computer and took some tape and taped one on the wall. Then he went home and on Monday all the boys came to school and one boy sat on an Easter egg.

A Rabbit And Five Ducks By Patty Atkins: Once there were five eggs and one rabbit and you will never guess what the eggs were. The Mother thought they were bunnies but they weren’t. One day the eggs hatched and guess what they were. They were five little ducks and one mother rabbit and five mean ducks. And she thought they were five. bunnies, and they were a little happy together.

The Crazy Rabbit By Floyd Daniel Hitt: Once there was a crazy rabbit. It was Easter. He had a machine that he put eggs in. It would dye the eggs. But one Easter a bear broke it and when Tim turned it on an egg spattered in his face. The bear ran fast then a girl jumped down then Tim yelled help and ran and freed the girl. The bear ran away.

The Bunny Jump By Lisa Pullen: One time a little bunny jumped in a pond. And he was wet. But it was

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