Betty Ren Wright was an award-winning author of children's fiction including The Dollhouse Murders, The Ghosts Of Mercy Manor and A Ghost in The House.
Known for her ghost stories and mysteries, Wright published 28 children's novels between 1981 and 2006, as well as picture books and short stories. Prior to pursuing her career as a full-time author in 1978, she worked as an editor of children's books.
Wright lived in Wisconsin with her husband, painter George A. Fredericksen, until her death in 2013.
This is a 1977 story in Little Golden Book format about a young rabbit who ventures out to show his bravery after hearing a story about the Easter bunny. He finds himself in a bit of trouble when chased by a family dog. Two children begin to worry about him until he reappears to reassure them until he finds his way back home.