The Tale of Benjamin Bunny
Potter, Beatrix
"The Tale of Benjamin Bunny" by Beatrix Potter is a charming children's story written in the early 20th century. This delightful tale follows the adventures of Benjamin Bunny, a little rabbit, as he embarks on a quest to retrieve clothes for his cousin Peter Rabbit from the mischievous Mr. McGregor's garden. The book encapsulates themes of friendship and bravery within a whimsical bestiary that appeals to young readers.  In this story, Benjamin Bunny finds his cousin Peter dressed in a red handkerchief, lamenting the loss of his clothing while they are both hiding from Mr. McGregor's cat. Together, they venture into the garden to recover Peter's coat and shoes, facing humorous challenges along the way. Their adventure becomes a battle of wits against the perilous cat and the intimidating Mr. McGregor. Ultimately, the story highlights the cleverness of Benjamin as he navigates the garden with a mix of courage and mischief, culminating in a rescue orchestrated by his father, Mr. Bunny, who drives the cat away and ensures the safe return of the two young rabbits home. (This is an automatically generated summary.)
Rabbits -- Juvenile fiction
Category: British Literature Category: Children & Young Adult Reading Children's Picture Books