The Tale of Peter Rabbit (1902)

Contains the original text and illustrations, but is in a less expensive and slightly larger binding. ( )

Still charming as ever. ( )

Peter Rabbit lives with his family under the roots of a tree. Peter and his sisters are allowed to play whereever they want besides Mr. McGregor's garden. Peter knows better but as soon as he can he goes to the garden. Peter's disobedience gets him into lots of trouble as he must try to escape the garden and get back home safely. This is a classic children'ts picture book with beautiful illustrations that will captivate the reader. This could be used to teach students the importance of following directions and not disobeying. It could also be used to talk about gardens and types of soil in science class. While not a direct tie, it is a good way to incorporate literature into science. ( )

Liked it as a kid. Giving the works a read this evening, and it's still OK. ( )

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