The Tale of Peter Rabbit

Synopsis

The Tale of Peter Rabbit is written by Beatrix Potter, an author of English origin who often illustrates the books herself.

This children book illustratively narrates the story of a widowed rabbit and her three daughters and mischievous son Peter Rabbit. Living nearby the vegetable garden of Mr. McGregor, the mother rabbit cautioning her children not to enter the garden, as the father rabbit was caught by Mr. McGregor. The daughters listen and obey, however the son Peter enters the garden and being chased by Mr. McGregor.

Somehow he escapes from the chase, however loses his shoes and jacket which is now used by Mr. Mc.Gregor scarecrow. After reaching him, peter is punished by his mother with a supper contains chamomile tea, while his obedient sisters receive a sumptuous dinner of milk and berries.

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