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Description
This biography introduces young readers to the life and works of Beatrix Potter, the beloved author and illustrator of classic children's books. The book covers her childhood, her passion for drawing animals, and how she became a successful writer. It also discusses her most famous tales including "The Tale of Peter Rabbit" and provides information about what inspired her stories. Additional features include quotes, fun facts, a timeline, and a list of awards she received.
Quick Summary
Discover how a shy, animal-obsessed Victorian girl grew up to create Peter Rabbit and a whole world of beloved furry friends that still hop off the page today. Kids will get a kick out of learning that Potter had a menagerie of pets, including a rabbit named Peter who literally inspired the most famous carrot-chasing hare in literature, and they'll cheer at her rebellious streak against proper Victorian expectations. If your kid loves biography books such as "Who Was Albert Einstein?" they'll adore this colorful account of Beatrix Potter's extraordinary life. With an AR level of 5.7 and a quick pace, this is ideal for fourth through seventh graders who are curious about the stories behind their favorite books.