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The story continued…

I’m so glad that everyone is enjoying the story – we think it’s wonderful! So without any further ado let’s find out what happens next…

BUMP, BUMP.
Little Cotton Rabbit tumbled down into the Post Van jumbled with boxes
and parcels. Little woolly snores could still be heard if you listened
very, very carefully.

Little Cotton Rabbit felt safe and happy (which isn’t easy when your nose is being squished by a box!)

It was very quiet now. Little Cotton
Rabbit yawned a little woolly yawn. "Where am I? America is very, very
quiet" she thought. She wished and wished Julie was there.

Pink shoes, dotty dress, all knitted
with love. Little Cotton Rabbit was a little bit frightened. She’d
never been anywhere so quiet! Little Cotton Rabbit tried to be brave
(which isn’t easy when there are no woolly giggles, sniffles and snores
to be heard!)

BANG. Doors opened. Little Cotton
Rabbit’s parcel was bounced along. Noisy engines with smelly smoke made
Little Cotton Rabbit cough a little woolly cough. America waited.


Friends

Very,
very soon, little cotton friends began to send e-mails to Julie. They
had all arrived safely. Nothing was heard from Little Cotton Rabbit.

 
It
was very, very dark in the parcel. Lots of banging and shouting made
Little Cotton Rabbit give a little woolly shiver. Inside the crinkly
paper Julie had so carefully wrapped around Little Cotton Rabbit, a
little woolly tear began.

Little Cotton rabbit tried to shout, "Help! Help!" but without her little cotton friends no one could hear her.

"I’m a brave Little Cotton Rabbit
with pink shoes and a dotty dress and Julie loves me" whispered Little
Cotton Rabbit (but it isn’t easy to be brave when a little cotton
rabbit is all on its own!)


Shoes

Very, very far away in America the lady was waiting for Little Cotton Rabbit. She emailed Julie.

"Oh, no! Our Little Cotton Rabbit is
lost!" said Julie to her children. It had never happened before. A lost
little cotton rabbit!!

A new little cotton rabbit was soon on its way to America and the lady loved her.
Little Cotton Rabbit was all alone.

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"Pink
shoes, dotty dress, I’m a brave Little Cotton Rabbit knitted with love"
thought Little Cotton Rabbit (but she wished Julie was there to find
her!)

BANG. Doors opened. Little Cotton
Rabbit’s parcel was bounced along. Noisy engines with smelly smoke made
Little Cotton Rabbit cough a little woolly cough.

Little Cotton Rabbit was lost. No one
knew where she was. The lady in America was happy with her new little
cotton rabbit. All Little Cotton Rabbit’s friends were happy in their
new homes. Poor Little Cotton Rabbit. She shed a little woolly tear and
gave a little woolly sniff. All alone.

(what happens to Little Cotton Rabbit? Find out in the last installment tomorrow…)

 

19 thoughts on “The story continued…

  1. oh no – I havn’t got to wait for the end of the story! poor dotty dress pink shoes rabbit! I think it has a happy ending, but I’ll have to check back often to make sure!
    what a fabulous story!

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  2. Oh I can’t bear it. If little cotton rabbit gets stolen by a disgruntled postal worker I’ll cry. Surely there must be a happy ending, surely.

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  3. Oh No LCR… You are not alone!!! We are all here hoping with our wishes that you meet your destination safely!!!
    I am loving this story!!!
    Thanks for sharing!!!
    Lala :o)

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  4. too gorgeous for words. Once the final instalment is up on the page we shall begin a new bedtime ritual at our house too. Princees Curly-wurly and Babyman will be delighted!

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  5. it is so hard now to wait for tomorrow to find out what happens. i am shedding little woolly tears myself…
    thank you for sharing this wonderful story. just beautiful.
    jen

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  6. What a lovely story, can’t wait for the final installment. I tried leaving a comment this morning but blogger/typepad wouldn’t co-operate hope this works

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  7. This is absolutely delightful!! What beautiful illustrations and writing 🙂 Can’t wait to read the next installment. I’d love to have this book to read to my own daughter.

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  8. This is just so fantastic! I heartily concur that this needs to be published! Seriously. And I’ve worked for a publisher!!! This is just wonderful! Kudos to our writer/illustrator!!!! And of course incredible kudos to the fabulous Julie, making of little cotton rabbits and other cotton friends….

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  9. OMG, what a thriller! I shed more than one tear – actually, it makes me cry – what a poor little cotton rabbit! I hardly wait untill the next chapter.
    p.s. I suppose this is based on a true story, isn’t it?

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