Mr Quickstar Research Paper

Deep in the heart of an ancient forest, in a magical place known as jolly old England, there lived a family of jackrabbits who were the fastest creatures in all the land. In fact, these jackrabbits could run faster than anyone in the entire animal kingdom — including the cheetahs, even — and they were quite famous because of it. Their name, most appropriately, was Quickstar.

The members of the Quickstar family included a Mum and a Dad and their five children, and they were all rather extraordinary as forest animals go. As mentioned, they could all run exceptionally fast even for jackrabbits, even for cheetahs — even for anything one can imagine, really. Let’s just say that in a race between a Quickstar on the ground and an airplane in the sky, the Quickstar would probably win. (Well, perhaps not probably, but possibly.)

But running was not all the Quickstars could do. The Mum, Mrs. Quickstar, was a wonderful gourmet chef who specialized in wildflower recipes. The Dad, Mr. Quickstar, was a skilled hunter …show more content…
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