
THE TALE OF
SQUIRREL NUTKIN
In a woodland beside a quiet lake, a lively band of red squirrels prepares for autumn by sailing to an island rich with nuts. Their destination is watched over by Old Brown, a solemn owl who lives in a hollow oak. The polite squirrels bring him gifts and ask permission to forage, while mischievous Nutkin would rather sing riddles, dance, and make sport of the owl’s patience.
Day after day, the squirrels return with offerings of mice, minnows, beetles, and honey. Their sacks grow full as they gather the island’s treasures, but Nutkin ignores the work, amusing himself with games and strange rhymes while provoking their powerful host. With its playful language, colorful woodland setting, and strong sense of mischief, this gentle animal tale invites listeners into a charming world where good manners may matter more than cleverness.,一本道
Language
en
Duration
~6 minutes (6K characters)
Release date
Feb 2, 2005
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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