The Tales of BunniHoTep
by Mary Beth Robb
98 pages· 2011
About
BunniHotep is a small goddess whose form is the form of a rabbit. She is a small but resourceful Goddess. BunniHotep is the Goddess of Lost Objects and Small Joys. She was re-discovered by the Temple of Isis/ Los Angeles, a member of the international organization the Fellowship of Isis.
BunniHoTep has been on many adventures in Egypt and has met Gods and Goddesses from many Pantheons when they have entered Egypt on quests or with problems. She is an eclectic problem solver for any one with a problem.
BunniHoTep is the little sister of Isis and Nepthys born when Geb, Shu Tefnut and Nuit thought they would try once more for another goddess and so BunniHoTep was born.
Her adventures are stories for children of all ages. BunniHoTep explores problems and still has fun along with her sisters Isis and Nepthys and her friend, Ammit.
Come play in a slightly altered world of ancient Egypt.
BunniHoTep has been on many adventures in Egypt and has met Gods and Goddesses from many Pantheons when they have entered Egypt on quests or with problems. She is an eclectic problem solver for any one with a problem.
BunniHoTep is the little sister of Isis and Nepthys born when Geb, Shu Tefnut and Nuit thought they would try once more for another goddess and so BunniHoTep was born.
Her adventures are stories for children of all ages. BunniHoTep explores problems and still has fun along with her sisters Isis and Nepthys and her friend, Ammit.
Come play in a slightly altered world of ancient Egypt.
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