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Best known for gentle animal stories for children, this early 20th-century writer created cozy woodland adventures full of friendship, mischief, and small lessons about how creatures live together.

by John Breck

by John Breck

by John Breck

by John Breck

by John Breck

by John Breck

by John Breck

by John Breck
John Breck was a writer of children's books whose work was published in the 1920s. His stories often center on animal characters, including Nibble Bunny and other woodland creatures, and are told in a warm, lively style that made them a natural fit for bedtime reading.
Several of his books remain in circulation through public-domain and audiobook collections, including Mostly About Nibble the Bunny, Nibble Rabbit Makes More Friends, Tad Coon's Tricks, and The Bad Little Owls. The surviving record available online is fairly limited, but his stories have endured because of their charm, their affection for the natural world, and their easy appeal for young listeners.