Growing up I cherished those nights that I would get to spend with Beatrix Potter’s Peter Rabbit, Jemima Puddle-Duck, Tom Kitten and the rest of the gang. Potter’s friendly and furry cast of characters was inspired by creatures that she would smuggle into her house as a child. Today is the late storyteller’s birthday, so in celebration watch the video below - part one of her classic Tale of Peter Rabbit (The PR story starts 3 minutes in)
The link to the second part of the story is after the jump
Part 2 : http://youtube.com/watch?v=iIwIhSj3t_0
Also, if you’ve got a young person in your life, take a moment to introduce them to Potter and all her lovely creatures (or re-introduce).
*UPDATE : I was just informed that the Peter Rabbit website was just relaunched and has tons of fun interactive functions and games for the up and coming Potter fan - check it out : http://www.peterrabbit.com/
And takepart to support all the animals that fill our lives (and maybe even smuggle one into your house!)
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Just saw your lovely post and wanted to let you know that the Peter Rabbit website was relaunched recently with some lovely new games for new young fans of Beatrix Potter. I hope you like it.
Jo
Online Editor, peterrabbit.com