Bryce and Edward's Adventures

The story follows Bryce, a boy who works in a garden, and Edward, a china rabbit. Bryce interacts with Edward, who imagines having wings to escape his situation. Bryce plans to give Edward to his sick sister, Sarah Ruth, as a replacement for her broken doll. Sarah Ruth finds joy in Edward, despite their challenging family situation with a difficult father. The narrative explores themes of love, imagination, and resilience.

What task is Bryce supposed to be doing instead of staring at Edward?

• Cooking dinner

• Collecting firewood

• Feeding the animals

• Weeding the garden

What does Bryce imagine Edward could do if he had wings?

• Visit the city

• Travel to the moon

• Escape from the garden

• Fly over the ocean

What does Bryce promise Edward when he returns?

• To give him a new coat

• To save him

• To take him to a new home

• To fix his broken ear

Who is Sarah Ruth in relation to Bryce?

• His cousin

• His friend

• His sister

• His mother

What name does Sarah Ruth give to Edward?

• Jangles

• Bunny

• Fluffy

• Cuddles

How does Sarah Ruth's father react to Edward?

• He admires him

• He repairs him

• He ignores him

• He shows disdain

What does Bryce create to make Edward dance?

• A puppet show

• A marionette

• A music box

• A wind-up toy

What do Bryce and Sarah Ruth do under the stars?

• Make a wish

• Dance together

• Tell a story

• Sing a song