The Peter Rabbit Library 10 Books Collection Set by Beatrix Potter - Ages 3-7 - Hardback

Titles in This Set. The Tale of Peter Rabbit. The Tale of Squirrel Nutkin. The Tale of The Flopsy Bunnies. The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck. The Tale of Tom Kitten. The Tale of Mr Jeremy Fisher. The Tale of Mrs Tiggy-Winkle. The Tale of Two Bad Mice. The Tale of Benjamin Bunny. The Tailor of Gloucester. Details. Condition: New. Format: Hardback (10 individual mini hardbacks in a slipcase). ISBN: 9780723277347. Publisher: Frederick Warne & Co. Age Range: Ages 3-7. Overview. Bring the whole of Beatrix Potter's world home with the Peter Rabbit Library, a collectible set of ten miniature hardbacks housed in one slipcase. From Peter's mischief in Mr McGregor's garden to Jemima Puddle-Duck's narrow escape, every classic story appears in its original illustrated form, perfectly sized for small hands and an ideal introduction to reading.. About the Book(s). First published over a century ago, Beatrix Potter's Tales remain among the most enduring collections in children's literature. This ten-book library gathers her most cherished stories, each printed as a small, sturdy hardback with illustrated paper-covered boards, faithful to the classic format in which generations first fell in love with Peter Rabbit and his friends. Young readers meet a wonderful cast of animal characters: the disobedient but endearing Peter Rabbit, resourceful Squirrel Nutkin, gentle Mrs Tiggy-Winkle the hedgehog washerwoman, unlucky angler Mr Jeremy Fisher, and the mischievous Two Bad Mice, among others. Potter's own delicate watercolour illustrations accompany every tale, bringing the Lake District countryside vividly to life on the page. The stories teach gentle lessons about kindness and consequence through warmth and humour. Each book is compact and durable, designed for years of bedtime re-reads, and light enough for a young reader to carry themselves. Housed together in a slipcase, the set makes a striking display piece as well as a practical little library, letting children choose their own adv