
THE TALE OF
BENJAMIN BUNNY
Benjamin Bunny sets off to visit his cousins in the wood, where he finds Peter Rabbit recovering from an alarming visit to Mr. McGregor’s garden. Peter is missing his clothes, and Benjamin, far more confident than his nervous cousin, leads him back into the garden to retrieve them.
Their adventure quickly becomes a tangle of muddy footprints, stolen lettuces, onions, flower pots, and unexpected noises. When a cat appears, the two rabbits hide beneath a basket—but their hiding place is not nearly as comfortable as they hoped. With Peter frightened, Benjamin trying to stay brave, and danger only a whisker away, this charming woodland tale offers gentle mischief, suspense, and plenty of delightful details for young listeners.
Language
en
Duration
~6 minutes (6K characters)
Release date
Dec 21, 2004
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Subjects

1866–1943
Best known for the beloved adventures of Peter Rabbit and other vividly illustrated animal characters, she brought the English countryside to life for generations of readers. Her work as a natural scientist, farmer, and conservationist reveals a remarkable curiosity beyond the pages of her books.
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