J's drawing (above) and Zoo Boy's (below) of our 2
nd story of the week, that of "
Brer Fox and Mr. Trouble," where
Brer Rabbit showed
Brer Fox what old Mister Trouble looked like. He told the poor unsuspecting fox to go holler at the door of Farmer Brown's barn, which caused Farmer Brown's hounds to come bursting out the door and chase him. As he ran way with the hounds nipping at his tail,
Brer Rabbit offered this advice: "You don't have to go looking for Mister Trouble, he'll find you."
My drawing, complete with mistakes in the summary, is below.
J's drawing (above) and Zoo Boy's (below) of our 2nd story of the week, that of "Brer Fox and Mr. Trouble," where Brer Rabbit showed Brer Fox what old Mister Trouble looked like. He told the poor unsuspecting fox to go holler at the door of Farmer Brown's barn, which caused Farmer Brown's hounds to come bursting out the door and chase him. As he ran way with the hounds nipping at his tail, Brer Rabbit offered this advice: "You don't have to go looking for Mister Trouble, he'll find you."
My drawing, complete with mistakes in the summary, is below.
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