Posted on Oct 2, 2021
October 2, 1902: Beatrix Potter Published “The Tale of Peter Rabbit”
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On October 2, 1902, Beatrix Potter's "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" was published by Frederick Warne & Co. in London. An excerpt from the article:
"On October 2, 1902, Beatrix Potter’s “The Tale of Peter Rabbit” was published. The book kicked off a bestselling series now translated into 44 different languages with a retail empire worth $500 million. Potter was not only a creator of charming children’s books but a natural scientist, clever businesswoman and conservationist."
"On October 2, 1902, Beatrix Potter’s “The Tale of Peter Rabbit” was published. The book kicked off a bestselling series now translated into 44 different languages with a retail empire worth $500 million. Potter was not only a creator of charming children’s books but a natural scientist, clever businesswoman and conservationist."
October 2, 1902: Beatrix Potter Published “The Tale of Peter Rabbit”
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SGT (Join to see) My late Adored Grandmother and I watched the Autobiography of Beatrix Potter; on television.
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SGT (Join to see) We ‘visited’ one of Beatrice Potter’s homes in a village in the Lakes District of Britain. I do not recall the name of the village.
What I recall is the horribly twisted, narrow road that I drove on to get there. After spending a pleasant and ‘dry’ afternoon, I got ‘smart’ and actually asked a native for an easier road to use for returning to a main highway.
That suggested route was Worse! As I was driving down a country lane with stone walls on either side, my wife would ‘duck’ when she saw a stone protruding more than the others! I did require a Pint or two that evening!
https://englishlakestours.com/the-tale-of-beatrix-potter
What I recall is the horribly twisted, narrow road that I drove on to get there. After spending a pleasant and ‘dry’ afternoon, I got ‘smart’ and actually asked a native for an easier road to use for returning to a main highway.
That suggested route was Worse! As I was driving down a country lane with stone walls on either side, my wife would ‘duck’ when she saw a stone protruding more than the others! I did require a Pint or two that evening!
https://englishlakestours.com/the-tale-of-beatrix-potter
This delightful tour we will take you to the places in the Lake District which inspired Beatrix Potter. You will also get to see her many different lives
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