Bunnicula

He loves to suck the juices out of vegetables,and when he slicks his ears back he looks like he’s wearing a vampire style cape. He doesn’t have buckteeth like a normal rabbit, instead he has vampire-style teeth, two fangs.

He’s the narrator of the story, and he loves chocolate cupcakes with cream filling. He hates green sour balls, and he’s a dog who prefers water over other drinks.

He’s Harold’s friend who loves milk. He’s a cat who utterly despises Bunnicula.

He’s 8 years old and, he stays up late to read on Friday nights. He’s the one who gives Harold the chocolate cupcakes with cream filling.

He’s 10 years old and, he’s a bit of a bully. He’s not a fan of sharing.

She’s Toby and Pete’s mother who’s also a lawyer She came up with the name, Bunnicula.

He’s Toby and Pete’s father and, he’s a college professor He likes green sour balls.

They first saw Bunnicula in a box at a Dracula movie and, then brought Bunnicula home.

After a long, and pretty interesting conversation, Mrs. Monroe came up with the name Bunnicula for the rabbit. Bunnicula is a combination of Bunn y and Dra cula with the “y” in bunny changed to “i”.

It started when Harold tried to get food for Bunnicula who was being starved by Chester. Chester showed up and started to try to prevent Bunnicula from eating.

Chester pounced, and Bunnicula evaded. This led to Chester landing in the salad bowl, and a very angry cat.

After more fighting Mrs. Monroe found the 2 technically 3 fighting and decided to take them to the vet’s office. In the end Chester got diagnosed as emotionally distraught, Bunnicula as starved, and Harold got a doggie-pop

THE END!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!