Beatrix Potter was born in 1866 in London. Her family spent long periods each year on holiday in the country, in Scotland and later on in the Lake District. Throughout her childhood and teens she painted and drew constantly, developing meticulous skill at observing the world around her.

The Tale of Peter Rabbit, published in 1902, was Beatrix Potter's first book, expanded from an illustrated letter she had sent in 1893 to a young friend who was ill. One hundred years later the classic tale of naughty Peter Rabbit's escape from Mr McGregor's garden still brings to children all over the world the pleasure that it gave to its very first reader.

For more information see www.peterrabbit.com

 

 
 


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BP007
  Squirrel Nutkin BP007
BP008
  Nutkin and Twinkleberry BP008
BP009
  Miss Moppet BP009
BP011
  Lady Mouse BP011
BP010
  The Tailor of Gloucester BP010
BP012
  Making coats for gentlemen BP012
BP003
  Getting Dressed - front BP003
  Sitting on a Wall - front BP004
BP002
  Under the Gate - front BP002
BP003
  Going Out - other side BP003
 
  Sad & Crying - other side BP004
 
BP002
  Eating Carrots - other side BP002
  Chasing - front BP001
 
  In the Potting Shed - front BP006
 
BP005
  Home at Last - front BP005
  Watching Mr. Mac Gregor - other side BP001
 
  Quick Hide! - other side BP006
 
BP005
  Camomile Tea - other side BP005

© 2001 Frederick Warne & Co.

 

 
 

 

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