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The Tale of Beatrix Potter Study Guide

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by Margaret Lane
About 39 pages (11,732 words)

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The Tale of Beatrix Potter Study Guide consists of approx. 39 pages of summaries and analysis on The Tale of Beatrix Potter by Margaret Lane. Browse the literature study guide below:

  Overview

  About the Author

  Plot Summary

  Chapter Summaries & Analysis

Helen Beatrix Potter was born July 28th, 1866 in Bolton Gardens. Her parents were wealthy Victorians. Her parents schedule was mundane and routine, largely leaving out Beatrix. The Potter family never marked Christmas, but her family would go to the sea for several weeks around Easter while servants cleaned the home. When summer came, the Potters would travel to their home in Scotland, where her father would hunt and fish. This life was terribly boring for the Potters' daughter. Beatrix's nurse was a Scottish Calvinist who kept her clean and fed her well. As a child, she was quiet, solitary and watched others frequently, which led her, like so many other children, to create her own world. (read more)
      Chapter 1, Bolton Gardens
      Chapter 2, Summer Holidays
      Chapter 3, Peter Rabbit
      Chapter 4, The House in Bedford Square
      Chapter 5, Hill Top Farm
      Chapter 6, The Beatrix Potter Books
      Chapter 7, The Fairy Caravan
      Chapter 8, Mrs. Heelis of Sawrey

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