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    Feb 01, 2019 4 minutes
    art by Adrien L.

    Hare Brained

    I am interested in the hot pink bunny (HBP) case. I have read all the accounts of the story, but I want to know the full story. Unfortunately, I don’t have any of the old Muses (2002–2004)—they were written before I was born!—and neither does my library. I am homeschooled and love coding. I agree with Ethan K. (March 2018) that you should do an issue on the maker movement. If you do not print this letter, I guess I’ll just resend it over and over and over and over and over and over until you finally print it.

    —ADRIEN L. / age 12 / The smallest state in the U.S. (Rhode Island)

    Greetings Adrien. Thank you for your letter. I’m not sure why the hot pink bunnies garner so much

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