Beatrix Potter’s Life and The Tale of Peter Rabbit
Beatrix Potter born 1866 in London grew up drawing animals and landscapes. She wrote The Tale of Peter Rabbit after a letter to a boy and published it as the first of 23 little books. She bought Hill Top farm in 1905 where many stories are set.
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Diary and life of a country author and conservationist
At 47 she married country lawyer William Heelis and turned to sheep farming and rural life. She devoted herself to nature and preserved land that became a national park. She died in 1943 at 77.
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Beatrix Potter Still Inspires Kids Through Art and Exhibits
Beatrix Potter remains popular after nearly a century with her art on toys dishes and clothes. Her books inspired a ballet and an opera and she aimed to write and draw for children without talking down to them. The Mini Page credits Frederick Warne and Co. and the Cleveland Museum of Natural History for the Beatrix Potter exhibit The World of Beatrix Potter running through May 4.
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