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[Pg 6]
THE SHIP.
My brother Ben has gone to sea. He has gone in a big Ship. Mother packed his trunk with nice clothes, and put in his Bible and some good books, and I put in my picture, and we went to see him sail. I felt bad enough, for mother says he will be gone a whole year.
What a long time to be on the water! He says, when he comes home he will bring mother a nice shawl and me some fine pla. . . Read More
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Community Reviews
This is not my favorite Potter, although that hat on the cover is awesome. The little books are so adorable, though.
The tale of Benjamin Bunny as retold by Quentin Tarantino:
"Bring out the bunny."
"But the bunny's asleep."
"Well you'd best go wake him up then ."
Of all the Beatrix Potter books, this one is closest to modern life. Benjamin Bunny goes to visit his cousins who live with their single, widowed mother...who runs a shop selling rabbit-wool mittens she's knitted herself along with herbs and, ahem, "rabbit-tobacco".
Benjamin is streetwise (unlike...more
This book is the fourth in Potter's Peter Rabbit series. Benjamin bunny has never been my favourite character in these books, but I quite enjoyed the read. I love Potter's wit and her incredibly cute style of writing. You seriously can't help but smile when reading it!
Something that completely g...more
my favourite little tales.
I particularly love the reappearance of Peter Rabbit in this charming tale.
“The Tale of Benjamin Bunny” is the fourth book made in Beatrix Potter’s “Peter Rabbit” books and it is about how Peter’s cousin Benjamin convinces Peter to come to Mr. McGregor’s garden to get Peter’s clothes back. “The Tale of Benjamin Bunny” is a truly memorable follow up to the classic tale...more
Benjamin Bunny is Peter Rabbit's cousin, and much like The Tale of Peter Rabbit , it is a short tale of bunnies sneaking in to Mr McGregor's garden.
Whilst the illustrations are absolutely as delightful as ever, I found this particular story rather bland and dull. I have always imagine Peter Rabb...more
Cute continuation of the Tale of Peter Rabbit. My daughter was disappointed that Mr. McGregor didn't make much of a showing in this one, but his cat did. Peter's naughty little cousin, Benjamin, decides that they need to rescue Peter's clothes from Mr. McGregor's garden.
There really wasn't as muc...more
Ah, this book made me glad I was reading them all in order of publication. This is book 4, and for the first time, characters from a previous books turn up! We learn a bit more about Peter Rabbit's widowed mother, for instance - she makes a living selling, among other things, rabbit tobacco (know...more