Brave Bunny Queen
Once upon a time, in a bright and happy forest, there lived a little bunny named Bella. Bella wasn’t just any bunny—she was the Bunny Queen! All the animals loved her because she was kind, clever, and always helped others.
Bella’s burrow was a cozy place under a big oak tree. Every day, Bella made sure her bunny friends had enough food and felt safe. She loved hopping around the forest, saying hello to everyone.
One sunny morning, Bella heard some animals shouting.
“Help! Help!” cried Timmy the Turtle.
Bella quickly hopped over. “What’s wrong, Timmy?” she asked.
“There’s a big fox near the river!” Timmy said, hiding in his shell. “We are all scared!”
Bella’s heart went thump-thump. A fox? That was scary! But Bella knew she had to be brave. “Don’t worry,” she said. “I’ll go see what’s happening.”
Bella tiptoed through the forest. Her ears stood tall, and her nose wiggled as she listened. Soon, she found the fox sitting by the river, looking very sad.
“Hello, Mr. Fox,” Bella said kindly. “Why are you here?”
The fox looked up with teary eyes. “Oh, Bunny Queen, I’m lost. I can’t find my way home, and I’m so hungry.”
Bella felt sorry for him. “Wait right here!” she said.
She hurried back to her burrow and brought some crunchy carrots and sweet apples. “Here you go,” she said, sharing the food.
The fox smiled. “Thank you, Bella! You are very kind.”
Bella smiled too. “I’ll help you get home,” she said.
Bella led the fox through the forest, past the tall trees and over the little hills. Along the way, they talked and laughed. The fox wasn’t so scary after all—he was just lonely!
Finally, they reached the edge of the forest.
“Here you are!” said Bella. “This path will take you home.”
The fox’s eyes sparkled. “Thank you, Bella. You are the bravest bunny I know!”
Bella giggled. “We can all be brave when we help others.”
When Bella returned, the animals cheered. “Hooray for Bella! Our brave and kind queen!”
Bella blushed and smiled. That night, as she snuggled in her soft bed, Bella felt happy and proud. She knew that being brave meant being kind—even when it was a little scary.
And from then on, Bella and her friends always remembered: kindness and bravery make the world a better place.
The End.
Follow-up questions:
- Why were the animals scared of the fox at first?
- What did Bella do to help the fox?
- How did Bella show that she was brave and kind?
