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have now read both volume one and two and I must say I am not a Beatrix Potter fan, Maybe it has to do with the fact I'm reading the majority of the stories as an adult and therefore know exactly what I'm reading and what it all means but I can honestly say I would never read these stories to my children.
Such a quick and delightful read, So adorable. ltAs I have already reviewed the first volume of this wonderful little collection there is not much else to expand on this one, The fact that it includes even more Beatrix Potter animal stories, including my favourite 'The Tale of Mrs TiggyWinkle, means that I undoubtedly enjoyed reading it, These stories are so weird!! If you think about it, when all the characters are animals, and they eat bacon, eggs and butter, isn't that canibalism Compared to the tales in volume one, these ones are less cute I thought.
And one of them made me laugh although if you think about it it was a cruel comment, because it mentioned some pigs living in a farm, minding their own business and having a prosperous life, until they ended up being bacon.
I was not expecting that comment at all, Not from Beatrix Potter at least,
But the stories are pretty much the same as all the others, Just some random tales of animals you can find in the country, Some were really cute, like the mouse who travelled in a hamper all the way to the city and then back to the country, And others were a bit more strange like the pig one, Good books if you're looking for a really quick read, something light for a quiet afternoon, Super cute and nostalgic! Such a delight to read! I liked the stories in this book even more than the previous one, So many good, funny, and heartwarming stories here, Love them so much :D it bothers me that all i pictures are in black lines
and it only has one of my favs The second volume of the Beatrix Potter Collection is even better than the first.

The stories are funnier, longer and most of them are suitable for older children and adults, They deal with varied issues and the problem inherent to writing stories about a world where animals and humans coexist are not avoided I am mainly referring to the nonvegetarian practices of humanity.
Most stories are to be approached as cautionary tales, so that unruly children, or even elderly rabbit know what they are not supposed to do,
The illustrations are lovely, even if they are in black and white, For the unbelievably reasonable price thesebooks were marketed for, the reader can very well use their imagination to uncover Miss Potter's brilliance,
I highly recommend this book to anyone who truly wishes to be entertained, and to parents who are very skilled in adaptations when reading bedtime stories, A great easy read! I love the classic stories as they are sweet and lovely, They are simple, plus the illustrations were great, I liked Volume one better but it was still a cute read,,Stars
Really cute pictures but the stories were a bit weird, . .
The only one I really liked was 'The Tale of Little Pig Robinson', ,
The Tale of Mrs TiggyWinkle/
The Tale of Samuel Whiskers or the RolyPoly Pudding/
The Tale of Flopsy Bunnies/
The Tale of Ginger and Pickles,/
The Tale of Mrs Tittlemouse/
The Tale of Timmy Tiptoes,/
The Tale of Mr Tod/
The Tale of Johnny Town Mouse,/
The Tale of Little Pig Robinson/
Cecily Parsleys Nursery Rhymes/

No hace tanto que conocí a Beatrix Potter.
Anteriormente no tenía de ella una opinión, como sí era el caso con otros de mis escritores o dibujantes favoritos antes de leerlos, Simplemente un día decidí que quería leer un tipo de historia semejante a El viento en los sauces y los cuentos de la autora encajaban en aquello que yo buscaba.
Nunca me condicionó el público al que iban dirigidos los cuentos de la señora Potter porque la literatura infantil me gusta mucho y siempre me gustará,

Leí por encima algunos de sus cuentos en castellano en verano de, y comprendí de esa forma que esta autora podía llegar a serme muy querida con sus animales y las peculiares situaciones que se daban en sus historias.
Me pareció que era algo distinta al resto de mis escritores favoritos, por hablar de la belleza y no de la fealdad de la vida de sus personajes, pero luego vi la película que retrata una parte de su vida Miss Potter, y comprendí que no era tan distinta a mis otros amados autores muertos y que todo, todo, incluso esa pequeña hermandad que comenzaba a surgir entre nosotras al recordar sus fotografías y su mirada en ellas, tenía sentido.
Beatrix Potter fue un alma solitaria y siento que es algo que se refleja en su microcosmos, pero de una manera bastante velada, Ante todo fue una persona muy optimista, Por eso las personas la recuerdan más por la ternura de sus cuentos que otros aspectos también presentes, Pero si remueves un poco confirmas que estos no son “simples cuentos infantiles encantadores”, Tras sus cuentos hay una mujer con un alma hermosa que hablaba de sus sentimientos más íntimos a través de conejitos, ardillas, gatos, perros, sapos, zorros, cerdos y un largo etcétera.
Y por

eso considero su voz muy necesaria,

Este segundo volumen es cierto que tiene cuentos un poco más flojos, Otros lectores han disfrutado más sus narraciones largas, pero a mí me parece que las dos largas son las más flojas, sobre todo la última, The Tale of Little Pig Robinson.
El trabajo de Beatrix Potter me parece mejor en un formato más breve, Siempre ha sabido decir más cosas en menos espacio,

El cuento de la eriza lavandera TiggyWrinkle me parece una absoluta delicia por el halo de cuento de hadas, y es mi favorito del segundo volumen, Además este cuento une todas las historias de la autora, así que lo considero muy importante, The Tale of Samuel Whiskers me parece muy bueno porque nos reencontramos con Moppet y a Tom Kitten, y me parece que Samuel Whiskers y su esposa están mucho más logrados como villanos o a mí me resultaron más interesantes que el señor Tod, en su respectivo cuento.
The Tale of Mr Tod es el único cuento que escribió la autora protagonizado por dos animales malvados, Lo escribió por pura rebeldía, porque los lectores le decían que sus personajes eran demasiado buenos, Pero volviendo a The Tale of Samuel Whiskers, me gustó mucho la escena en la que Samuel Whiskers y su esposa intentan cocinar vivo a Tom, Estas situaciones un tanto fuertes que se dan en los cuentos de la autora no son aisladas, También hay ardillas que pegan palizas o hacen sacrificios a un búho, Resultan sorprendentes a los pequeños lectores y los adultos nos resarcimos de que la autora poseía un sentido del humor bastante retorcido e inteligente, Y, dato curioso, en alguna que otra narración aparece la señora Potter como un personaje más del microcosmos, aunque ella siempre es la que cuenta la historia al lector.


Los temas son cotidianos o costumbristas en todos sus cuentos, Por ejemplo, en The Tale of Ginger y Pickles narra cómo estos dos animales tienen que cerrar la tienda de ultramarinos porque ninguno de los compradores paga la deuda que contraen al llevarse objetos y alimentos.
O en el caso de la señora Tittlemouse, una irritable ratoncita, la autora narra las aventuras que vive en su casa y su obsesivo deseo de que permanezca todo limpio.


Para cerrar el volumen vienen unas canciones de cuna protagonizadas por ratoncitos muy enternecedoras,

Y finalmente decir que me alegro mucho de haber leído a esta autora su idioma original, No solo porque ahora conozco el significado de un puñado de palabras más en inglés y estoy más habituada a sus estructuras gramaticales, sino porque también siento que he comprendido mejor el sentido de sus palabras.
No me he sometido a la censura de la edición en castellano, donde los nombres de los personajes son distintos por alguna razón, Y no ha sido tan difícil leerla! Puede pareceros una pequeña conquista, insignificante tal vez, pero los dos volumenes de cuentos de BP son los primeros libros que leo completamente en inglés y me siento muy orgullosa de lo que he logrado.
Espero volver a Beatrix Potter dentro de un tiempo, Tal vez iniciaremos un nuevo viajequién sabe hacia qué lugar, I prefer the first volume, the picture also better in the first : Masih lucu dan menggemaskan dengan ilustrasinya, tetapi, entah kenapa lebih seru volume pertamanya, The first volume is even better, Yeah, I think so! This collection brings together all your favourite Beatrix Potter stories in two volumes,

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This volume contains:

The Tale of Mrs TiggyWinkle
The Tale of Samuel Whiskers
or, The RolyPoly Pudding
The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies
The Tale of Ginger amp Pickles
The Tale of Mrs Tittlemouse
The Tale of Timmy Tiptoes
The Tale of Mr Tod
The Tale of Johnny TownMouse
The Tale of Little Pig Robinson
Cecily Parsley's Nursery Rhymes Beatrix Potter is such a childhood icon for many people in the world.
She was one of the first authors I read very frequently and I still love her stories to this very day, Theremaining stories that make out thend volume of the Beatrix Potter collection are indeed weaker in comparison with the other, Of course, the flaws of volume one persist into thend one: If you're looking for the Beatrix Potter collection in colour, you may be dissapointed to find that this is not it.


For each individual rating and, by case, review, please search for each book in particular, Stories for three years old, I wouldn't mind being that old right now and having someone read them to me, reading rush
read a book in the same space

these books were so quick to read and such innocent fun, i liked the first book more when it comes to stories and i think the one about the pig should have been looked into and redacted so it would work better for the format it takes up quite a chunk of the book, where i personally didn't feel like it needed to.

Helen Beatrix Potter was an English author, illustrator, mycologist, and conservationist who is best known for her childrens books, which featured animal characters such as Peter Rabbit, Born into a wealthy household, Potter was educated by governesses and grew up isolated from other children, She had numerous pets, and through holidays in Scotland and the Lake District, developed a love of landscape, flora, and fauna, all of which she closely observed and painted.
Because she was a woman, her parents discouraged intellectual development, but her study and paintings of fungi led her to be widely respected in the field of mycology, In her thirties, Potter published the highly successful childrens book The Tale of Peter Rabbit and became secr Helen Beatrix Potter was an English author, illustrator, mycologist, and conservationist who is best known for her children's books, which featured animal characters such as Peter Rabbit.
Born into a wealthy household, Potter was educated by governesses and grew up isolated from other children, She had numerous pets, and through holidays in Scotland and the Lake District, developed a love of landscape, flora, and fauna, all of which she closely observed and painted.
Because she was a woman, her parents discouraged intellectual development, but her study and paintings of fungi led her to be widely respected in the field of mycology, In her thirties, Potter published the highly successful children's book The Tale of Peter Rabbit and became secretly engaged to her publisher, Norman Warne, causing a breach with her parents, who disapproved of his social status.
Warne died before the wedding, Potter eventually publishedchildren's books, the most recent being The Tale of Kitty in Boots, and having become financially independent of her parents, was able to buy a farm in the Lake District, which she extended with other purchases over time.
In her forties, she married a local solicitor, William Heelis, She became a sheep breeder and farmer while continuing to write and illustrate children's books, Potter died inand left almost all of her property to The National Trust in order to preserve the beauty of the Lake District as she had known it, protecting it from developers.
Potter's books continue to sell well throughout the world, in multiple languages, Her stories have been retold in various formats, including a ballet, films, and in animation, sitelink.