"The Velveteen Rabbit" is a children's story written by Margery Williams that explores the themes of love and becoming real. The tale follows a stuffed rabbit made of velveteen who longs to be loved by a child. Through the bond formed with the boy, the rabbit learns about the transformative power of love. As the boy grows ill, the rabbit becomes his constant companion, symbolizing comfort and affection. Eventually, the rabbit's love leads to a magical transformation, illustrating the idea that true reality comes from being loved deeply. The story emphasizes the importance of emotional connections and the nature of authenticity.