Betty Bunny knows that her parents think she is a “handful”, but as with most of her misunderstandings, she determines it must be something good. But when it comes to understanding patience, she hasn’t quite got the knack — especially after tasting chocolate cake for the first time. How the family deals withBetty’s first true love (she intends to “marry chocolate cake”) adds to the fun in this realistic and deliciously sweet story.A Live Oak Media audio production.

The precocious preschooler is back! Betty Bunny, star of BETTY BUNNY WANTS CHOCOLATE CAKE, now wants every toy that she sees in the store. Betty Bunny's parents try to teach her that she can't have everything she wants, but she tries just as hard to teach them that she can! Once again, Katherine Kellgren delivers a spot-on depiction of this lovable, handful of a preschooler and her supportive family.

In the fourth book in this charming series, Betty embraces soccer with typical preschool idealism - she intends to be the best, until that doesn't quite work out, and then she wants to quit! Her ever-supportive family rallies around her, and eventually she learns the value of not giving up, but as always, in her own unique and exuberant way!

Of course Betty Bunny didn't do it - the Tooth Fairy did! Or, at least that's who the irrepressible preschooler uses as her scapegoat as she tries to wriggle her way out of trouble. As usual, her loving family rallies to help Betty figure out why "crying wolf" can be just as much trouble for her as actually lying in this third title in the popular series, once again delivered with verve and charm by Katherine Kellgren.