Why Carrots Wear Bows — Behind the snow-hutch, Clover tucked one crunchy carrot under his scarf. He wanted to leave it for the tired pine watch before anyone saw. Read the full story →
Behind the snow-hutch, Clover tucked one crunchy carrot under his scarf. He wanted to leave it for the tired pine watch before anyone saw. The night smelled like cold needles and sweet berries, and the ornaments went clink-clink in the branches.
Then Clover heard a tiny sneeze from the giant round ornament by the drift. “Psst!” he whispered. Inside sat three hungry snow-mice, too shy to ask for supper. Clover split his carrot, but one piece rolled away, so he tied the rest with his scarf thread and left it on top.
By morning, every rabbit copied him: carrots for sharing must wear a bow, so even secret helpers can find them. Next time you spot that ribboned carrot, keep Clover’s secret with me.