Billy Bunny and Daddy Fox: by David Cory *LATEST EDITION*

Little Jack Rabbit #2

by David Cory, Hugh Spencer (Illustrations)

Daddy Fox was very irregular in his habits about coming home, so, when the Bunny Boy Scouts captured him, after his escape from the Circus Cow Boy, and put him in the Jail House at Lettuceville, no one became uneasy for two or three days. After that time, Mrs. Fox said to Sly Boots and Bushy Tail, her two little sons: "Something has happened to your father. I know it, for he never stays away like this without telephoning or sending a message home. We'd better go out to-night and look for him."So when the big, round, silver moon was shining in the middle of the sky and the twinkle, twinkle star was peeping into the bedroom windows of little boys and girls, who were sound asleep and dreaming of lollypops and ice cream cones and other things, Mrs. Fox put on her bonnet and started out with her two little foxes.

124 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1921

Reviews

[Perry Whitford]

Silly and delightful series of stories featuring an adventurous bunny.

Billy Bunny turns out to be a plucky little fellow, taking care of Daddy Fox and other aggressors with his pop-gun. The bulk of the follows Billy on a trip with Uncle Lucky Lefthindfoot in his car, which he doesn't drive particularly well. Together they get through a lot of lettuce sandwiches, candy carrots and apple pie.

Fun stories not so much to be read by children as read to them.

[Susan Molloy]

Appropriate for all ages of readers. Fun.

💥 Recommended.
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