In a land of snow and ice, where the skies were bright as night, Elsa and Anna played with delight.

Elsa made snowflakes that danced and twirled—each a frosty flake in their snowy world.

Whizz, whirr, went the wintery breeze, as it tickled their toes and nipped at their knees.

Anna giggled and said, 'Oh Elsa dear, let's make a snowman to give us some cheer!'

The snowman was round, with a hat on his head, and a carrot nose, just like their bed.

With eyes that were buttons, he smiled so wide, that the snowy world was filled with pride.

Suddenly, a sound—a 'whoosh' and a bump!—a curious little bunny hopped over a stump.

'Hello Mr. Bunny,' said Elsa with glee, 'Come join our snowy jubilee!'

The bunny wiggled his nose and wiggled his tail, then hopped on over without a fail.

Anna added, 'Let's have a snowy race—from here to there, across this snowy place!'

With a 'Ready, set, go!' they started the chase, laughing and hopping, at a fun, brisk pace.

As the sun began to set and the sky turned red, they all snuggled up and headed to bed.