A grumpy, lonely gnome named Buka hung his mittens out to dry. But the wind blew them away. And when Buka shook his fist at the wind, the mischievous fellow snatched his red cap from his head. How can you catch them now? A large family of rabbits lives in the forest under an old oak tree: mom, dad, aunt and uncle, grandpa, and countless children, because they're always running, screaming, and jumping. Two little rabbits, Nina and Nika, find a red cap among the leaves and moss, blown away by the wind from a gnome who always comes to the forest for Christmas. But what is Christmas? The squirrels and crows told them that Christmas is the most joyful holiday. No one knows how to celebrate it, but everyone eagerly awaits it and prepares for the gnome's arrival: they compose a joyful gnome song, bake delicious treats, clean the house, prepare gifts, and decorate a tree in the forest with all sorts of things. But the gnome is still nowhere to be found. So the little rabbits set off to look for him! For primary and secondary school ages. . . . . . . . .