Easter Bunny

Once upon a time, there was a five-year-old girl named Sita. Sita was a curious and adventurous little girl who loved exploring the world around her. She loved learning about new things and was always asking questions.

One day, as she was playing in her backyard, she saw a big white bunny hopping towards her. She had never seen a bunny so big and white before, and she was both surprised and delighted.

"Hello there, little girl!" said the bunny in a friendly voice. "My name is Easter Bunny. What's your name?"

Sita introduced herself to the Easter Bunny and was surprised to learn that he was the one responsible for bringing all the Easter eggs and chocolates every year. She was fascinated and couldn't help but ask him how it all started.

The Easter Bunny smiled and began to tell her the story of how the tradition of Easter began. He told her about how Easter was a celebration of new life and how it was celebrated all over the world.

He explained that the tradition of Easter eggs started in Europe centuries ago when people would give each other decorated eggs as a symbol of new life. The tradition of the Easter Bunny, on the other hand, started in Germany where it was believed that the bunny was a symbol of fertility and new life.

Sita listened intently to the Easter Bunny's story and was amazed at how much she had learned. She thanked the Easter Bunny for the wonderful story and promised to share it with her friends.

Later that day, Sita went to an Easter egg hunt with her friend Lily. They searched high and low for the hidden eggs and had a great time laughing and running around together.

As they were getting ready to leave, Sita shared the story of the Easter Bunny with Lily. She told her about how the tradition of Easter began and how the Easter Bunny played an important role in it.

Lily was fascinated by the story and couldn't wait to tell her family all about it. Sita and Lily hugged each other goodbye, promising to have more adventures and learn more about the world together.

And as Sita walked away, she couldn't help but feel grateful for the Easter Bunny and the wonderful tradition that he had shared with her. She knew that Easter would always hold a special place in her heart, and she couldn't wait to celebrate it again next year.