Uncle Remus and Brer Rabbit #[nn]
☆ Be the first to review + Add to your collection — Join freeIn "The Creeturs go to the Barbecue," Brer Rabbit’s latest scheme lands him in hot water when Mr. Man catches him stealing vegetables and sends his dogs after him. With quick thinking, Brer Rabbit sends Fox and Bear on a wild chase down the road, leading them toward a mysterious barbecue—though just what’s really cooking remains a mystery. The story is illustrated in full by J. M. Condé, with all artwork—including the cover—penciled and inked by him, and colored by him as well.
Brer Rabbit, caught red-pawed stealing Mr. Man’s vegetables, narrowly escapes the man’s furious dogs by sending Fox and Bear on a wild detour—claiming a barbecue is waiting down the road. With the dogs now chasing the duo, Brer Rabbit’s clever ruse buys him precious time, but the real test of wits is just beginning.
Brer Rabbit, ever clever, finds himself briefly at ease after a frantic escape from the hounds—only to overhear the other animals plotting his downfall. With his usual mix of wit and mischief, he turns their scheme against them, setting the stage for another round of outsmarting in the woods.
In this classic 1907 tale, Brer Rabbit’s clever scheme to help Brer Fox cross the river takes a funny turn when the fox gets more than he bargained for—literally. With a bit of trickery and a very spirited horse, the story unfolds in six pages of playful mischief.
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