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Folktales & LegendsPicture bookLevel 3Ages 3–5

The Tale of Benjamin Bunny: A Gentle Retelling

English · 21 pages · 585 words · 5 min read

A gentle retelling for listeners ages 3–5 of Beatrix Potter's sequel to Peter Rabbit: cousin Benjamin leads Peter back into Mr. McGregor's garden to fetch his clothes from the scarecrow, until a cat sits on the basket where they hide.

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Original work by
Beatrix Potter
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  1. Illustration from page 2 of The Tale of Benjamin Bunny: A Gentle Retelling

    One morning a little rabbit sat on a bank, listening. Trit-trot, trit-trot! Below, a pony cart rolled by. Mrs. McGregor wore her best bonnet; Mr. McGregor held the reins.

  2. Illustration from page 3 of The Tale of Benjamin Bunny: A Gentle Retelling

    That little rabbit was Benjamin Bunny. He was off to visit his cousins in the wood. Once the road was clear, away he went, with a hop, skip, and a jump!

  3. Illustration from page 4 of The Tale of Benjamin Bunny: A Gentle Retelling

    Under the fir tree sat Peter, droopy and alone, in nothing but a red handkerchief. Oops! His cousin Benjamin nearly tripped over him. Benjamin was glad it was not his aunt, Peter’s mother!