Christmas Tale of Peter Rabbit

The Christmas Tale of Peter Rabbit is a brand new tale from Emma Thompson.In her second Further Tale of Peter Rabbit, Emma Thompson returns Peter to his home in the Lake District. Peter and his silly cousin Benjamin are helping their friend William - a turkey - who is in danger of becoming Mr and Mrs McGregor's Christmas dinner. Will Peter and Benjamin be able to save him?This eBook edition features wonderful audio including a reading by Emma Thompson.Emma Thompson is an Oscar-winning screenwriter and actress who lives in London and Argyll. Emma's Further Tale of Peter Rabbit was published in 2012.Emma said, "I've always loved Beatrix Potter, as a child and then as a mother and all the years in-between as well. When Mr Rabbit invited me to write a further tale, I was more honoured than I can say. I hope I don't let him or his extraordinary creator down."Don't miss The Further Tale of Peter Rabbit by Emma Thompson

The Christmas Tale of Peter Rabbit is a brand new tale from Emma Thompson.
In her second Further Tale of Peter Rabbit, Emma Thompson returns Peter to his home in the Lake District. Peter and his silly cousin Benjamin are helping their friend William - a turkey - who is in danger of becoming Mr and Mrs McGregor's Christmas dinner. Will Peter and Benjamin be able to save him?
This eBook edition features wonderful audio including a reading by Emma Thompson.
Emma Thompson is an Oscar-winning screenwriter and actress who lives in London and Argyll. Emma's Further Tale of Peter Rabbit was published in 2012.
Emma said, "I've always loved Beatrix Potter, as a child and then as a mother and all the years in-between as well. When Mr Rabbit invited me to write a further tale, I was more honoured than I can say. I hope I don't let him or his extraordinary creator down."
Don't miss The Further Tale of Peter Rabbit by Emma Thompson

Autorentext
Beatrix Potter, geb. 1866, aufgewachsen im viktorianischen England. 1901 eröffnete 'Die Geschichte von Peter Hase' das große Potter-Epos, 22 Geschichten folgten, alle von der Autorin mit ganzseitigen farbigen Bildern und vielen Schwarzweiß-Vignetten geschmückt (die Tate Gallery in London verwahrt ihre Zeichnungen und Gemälde). Die Autorin verstarb 1943.