Bunnicula: a Rabbit-Tale of Mystery
““Robert! Robert, come down here right away. There’s something wrong in the kitchen!”
For a moment, panic seized me. I thought she’d run out of dog food. But then I remembered the events of the previous evening.
Mr. Monroe came bounding down the stairs. “Chester! Chester!” I cried. “Did you see Mr. Monroe? His face has turned white! It’s Bunnicula, isn’t it?”
“No,” he said calmly, “it’s shaving cream, you idiot.”
By now, the excitement in the kitchen was at full throttle. The tab...le was covered with Bunnicula’s handiwork. There were white beans and white peas and white squash and white tomatoes and white lettuce and white zucchini.
“What can it mean, Robert?” Mrs. Monroe was saying. “I’m getting worried. One tomato is a curiosity, but this is unheard of.”
“There must be something wrong with our refrigerator.MoreLess
For a moment, panic seized me. I thought she’d run out of dog food. But then I remembered the events of the previous evening.
Mr. Monroe came bounding down the stairs. “Chester! Chester!” I cried. “Did you see Mr. Monroe? His face has turned white! It’s Bunnicula, isn’t it?”
“No,” he said calmly, “it’s shaving cream, you idiot.”
By now, the excitement in the kitchen was at full throttle. The tab...le was covered with Bunnicula’s handiwork. There were white beans and white peas and white squash and white tomatoes and white lettuce and white zucchini.
“What can it mean, Robert?” Mrs. Monroe was saying. “I’m getting worried. One tomato is a curiosity, but this is unheard of.”
“There must be something wrong with our refrigerator.MoreLess
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