Tale of Benjamin Bunny

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Summary: The Tale of Benjamin Bunny
Review: When Benjamin Bunny sees Mr. and Mrs. McGregor leaving their house in the cart, with Mrs. McGregor in her best bonnet, he runs off as quick as he can to find his Cousing Peter. Benjamin finds Peter by himself, wrapped in a pocket-handkerchief. Peter explains that he had dropped his shoes and coat when he had been chased around Mr. McGregor's garden. Benjamin jumps at the opportunity to retrieve Peter's clothes while the McGregors are out. They set out together in the direction of Mr. McGregor's garden. When they reach the top of the wall that overlooks the garden, they find Peter's coat and shoes carefully placed on the scarecrow. Once Peter has his proper clothes on again, Benjamin suggests that they fill the handkerchief with onions as a present for his Aunt. He then leads the way along a path towards the other end of the garden. Suddenly, they spot a cat and hide themselves as quickly as possible under a basket. Settling itself down on the very same basket, the cat sits there for five hours. About this time, Benjamin's father comes trotting along the terrace wall looking for his son. Will old Mr. Benjamin Bunny be able to save Benjamin and Peter?
Another Beatrix Potter classic. You won't be disappointed.

Rating:
Summary: The Tale of Benjamin Bunny
Review: When Benjamin Bunny sees Mr. and Mrs. McGregor leaving their house in the cart, with Mrs. McGregor in her best bonnet, he runs off as quick as he can to find his Cousing Peter. Benjamin finds Peter by himself, wrapped in a pocket-handkerchief. Peter explains that he had dropped his shoes and coat when he had been chased around Mr. McGregor's garden. Benjamin jumps at the opportunity to retrieve Peter's clothes while the McGregors are out. They set out together in the direction of Mr. McGregor's garden. When they reach the top of the wall that overlooks the garden, they find Peter's coat and shoes carefully placed on the scarecrow. Once Peter has his proper clothes on again, Benjamin suggests that they fill the handkerchief with onions as a present for his Aunt. He then leads the way along a path towards the other end of the garden. Suddenly, they spot a cat and hide themselves as quickly as possible under a basket. Settling itself down on the very same basket, the cat sits there for five hours. About this time, Benjamin's father comes trotting along the terrace wall looking for his son. Will old Mr. Benjamin Bunny be able to save Benjamin and Peter?
Another Beatrix Potter classic. You won't be disappointed.