Once upon a time, in a forest fair, lived a family of rabbits without a care. There was a mother rabbit, a father rabbit, and two little cubs, in a cozy burrow made of roots and shrubs.

They hop, skip, and jump in a rhythmic rhyme, playing joyfully, having a wonderful time. Each day was a joy, filled with laughter and love, in the emerald forest with birds up above.

One bright morning, Mother Rabbit said, 'Father and I must go, to the meadow ahead. Stay in the burrow, my dear bunnies, don't roam – for the forest is thick, and it's best you stay home.'

Mother and Father packed their things tight, they kissed their cubs and hugged them tight. 'We'll be back soon, so please be good, and stay away from that dark, deep wood.'

But little cubs, as curious as can be, wanted to explore beyond the trees. 'Let's go on an adventure, hopping all day!' said the cubs, forgetting the warning in their play.

With a bounce and a bound, into the forest they went, where the trees were tall and the branches bent. They found flowers that danced in the breeze; this forest was enchanted, full of wonders to seize.

Under a mushroom, they found Mr. Toad. 'Hello there, rabbit cubs! Welcome to my humble abode.' He sang a croak-croak song, his voice so deep, 'In this forest, magic secrets I keep!'

Next, they met Squeaky the Mouse in her hole, nibbling on cheese, with eyes like coal. She showed them acorn treasures and treats so sweet, in her tiny house, oh what a feat!

The forest was full of surprises galore, they found a magical stream, and much, much more. They splashed and they played, their joy was so pure, in that woodland world, with its magical lure.

But soon the sky turned a dusky shade, the day was ending, the light began to fade. 'We must go home,' said the round little bun, 'before it's too late, and the moon replaces the sun.'

They hurried and scampered back to their nest, where it felt safe, warm, and all was at rest. Mother and Father returned from their trip, with hugs and tales, and a loving grip.

"We missed you, dear cubs, our delightful delight. The forest is vast, and full of both fright and light. Stay together, stay bold, but remember the rule, the world is a school, but be wise and cool.'”,