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The Sad Easter By Paul Brown: One Easter Sunday a little boy named Bill woke up. But there is nothing from the Easter bunny said Bill. So the rest of the year he was good. And the next Easter he got candy. And every other year he was good.
The Bunny Who did Not Like Easter By James Eastham: The bunny was bored of giving presents and coloring Easter eggs. There was no color in his life anymore. It was one day after Easter. Everyone was sad. And one day two boys wept to the library. They read that the Easter bunny lived at the end of the rainbow. The next day there was a rainbow and they went down. Then they fell down the hole and there was the Easter bunny. Then they opened the door and suddenly the bunny was nice again.
The Easter Bunny By Hope Dunn: One day a bunny was hopping. He was going to the egg shop. He got 100 eggs. Then he went home. He painted all the eggs purple. The next morning it was Easter. He went outside to get the eggs. He went to Bunny Town. The children got the eggs. All of the eggs are purple! said Ann. He said I am sorry. They all painted the eggs red, purple, green and yellow. He never ever painted eggs purple again.
The Crazy Bunny By J.T. Oliver: One time the Easter bunny went to his shop to paint his Easter eggs and the paint was gone. Then he started to look for his paint. Then he went back to his shop then his eggs were gone. He went out to look for his lost eggs but when he came back he sat in his chair and rested for a little while. Then he went to look for his paint, but he could not find them. He looked and looked but he still could not find them when he went back to the police where his shop was. The
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