Read by Robert Plank

On a quiet farm, a young rabbit named Peter is born with a speech disability. His struggles to communicate make him an outcast among his fellow rabbits. He is left feeling lonely and misunderstood. With the steadfast support of his owner, Mrs. Thompson, Peter overcomes his limitations through practice and determination. When Peter enters a prestigious rabbit show, his bravery and resilience shine. As he stutters and stammers through the judges' questions, Peter's confidence grows. To everyone's surprise, he is awarded "Best of Show"! This experience ignites a fire within him. Peter's victory transforms his life. He realizes his disability does not define him. He embraces his uniqueness and inspires others facing similar challenges. Peter's captivating presence and charm attract countless friends, and his story spreads far and wide. He continues to compete, achieving remarkable success and proving that greatness transcends the boundaries of speech. Peter's remarkable journey leaves a lasting impact, reminding us all to never let our disabilities define us and to believe in ourselves no matter the obstacles we face

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