About this book
Bumper, The White Rabbit by George Ethelbert Walsh springs to life in a charming early 20th-century animal tale that follows one small rabbit’s big adventures. Part fiction and perfect for teen/young adult listeners who adore animals, this classic tracks Bumper from his humble beginnings through daring escapes, improbable friendships, and the strange sights of both city and country.
Walsh’s gentle storytelling blends humor, suspense, and warmth as Bumper meets red‑headed girls and gruff dogs, outwits sewer rats and foxes, encounters bats and birds, and journeys on a makeshift raft toward new horizons. The book captures themes of courage, loyalty, and the search for home while reflecting the sentimental, adventure‑filled tone of children’s literature from the 1910s and 1920s. Richly imagined episodes and memorable animal characters make the narrative both accessible and timeless.
Ideal for young readers, families, and anyone who loves classic animal fiction, this audiobook is a delightful listen for bedtime, car rides, or nostalgic fans of vintage children’s stories who want a comforting, adventurous escape.
