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                This is based on the true story of how Bubbles the

                 rabbit found his forever home.

  There once was a woman named Ms. Hinds. She lived on 

  an island in the state of Hawaii. She enjoyed living there.

     The weather was warm, the scenery was beautiful,

     and there were many things to do.

   The beach was one of Ms. Hinds favorite places. 

   She liked to swim in the ocean, it was cool and refreshing.

    She also enjoyed seeing the amazing sunsets and rainbows.

   Ms. Hinds had studied and worked

   hard for many years to become an

   elementary teacher.

   She loved teaching, and she looked

   forward to going to school each day.

   She was excited to see what the new

   day would bring.

  One day, when Ms. Hinds went to school, she saw another  

  teacher who taught in the same hallway.  

  The teacher said, "Ms. Hinds, when you have time, stop by

  my classroom and see what new addition we have in our

  room".

  Ms. Hinds was very curious to see what it could be, so at 

  the end of the school day, she went to look.   

  When she entered the classroom, she saw a wire cage

     that held the most beautiful white rabbit.

     The rabbit had the prettiest eyes, and they looked at her 

     as if to say, "Hello".

     The teacher told Ms. Hinds that the rabbits name was

     Bubbles, and then she told Ms. Hinds the story of how

     Bubbles had come to her classroom.

One of her students had received Bubbles as a gift, but was

unable to keep him, because they were moving. 

The student had asked the teacher if Bubbles could come to 

school and be a classroom pet.

The teacher said yes, but just until the end of the school 

year, and then they would have to find a home for Bubbles.

Ms. Hinds was happy to have met Bubbles, and sometimes

she would see him again when she went to the teachers

classroom.

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