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    Potter, Beatrix

    What is the name of the rabbit in her best known book?Beatrix Potter

      Peter.

    What is the name of the squirrel?Beatrix Potter

      Nutkin.

    Where did the tailor come from?Beatrix Potter

      Gloucester.

    What is the bunny's name (The rabbits's cousin)?Beatrix Potter

      Benjamin.

    What are the two bad mice called?Beatrix Potter

      Tom Thumb and Hunca Munca.

    What is the name of Tom Kitten's sister?Beatrix Potter

      Miss Moppet.

    What is Mrs. Tiggy-winkle?Beatrix Potter

      Hedgehog.

    What is the frog, Mr. Fisher's first name?Beatrix Potter

      Jeremy.

    What is the 'gentleman' that Jemima Puddle-duck meets?Beatrix Potter

      A fox.

    What is the alternative title for 'The Tale of Samuel Whiskers'?Beatrix Potter

      The Roly-Poly Pudding.

    What is the name of Tom Kitten's mother?Beatrix Potter II

      Tabitha Twitchit.

    What is the name of Benjamin Bunny's wife (Peter Rabbit's sister)?Beatrix Potter II

      Flopsy.

    What is Mr. Tod?Beatrix Potter II

      Fox. It is the old Saxon name for a fox!

    What is Mr. Brock?Beatrix Potter II

      Badger. It is the old country name for a badger!

    What is Timmy Tiptoes?Beatrix Potter II

      Grey squirrel. The story about Timmy Tiptoes was written for the American audience, as the grey squirrel came from America to England.

    Which story was dedicated to 'Aesop in the shadows'?Beatrix Potter II

      The Tale of Johnny Town-Mouse. Country mouse meets town mouse theme.

    How many books Beaatrix Potter books were published?Beatrix Potter II

      23. By Frederick Warne.

    Flopsy and Mopsy are two of Peter Rabbit's siblings. Who is the third?Beatrix Potter II

      Cottontail.

    Whose garden does Peter get in trouble in?Beatrix Potter II

      Mr. McGregor's.

    What happened to Peter's father?Beatrix Potter II

      Put in a pie. He was put in Mrs. McGregor's pie! That's why Peter is told not to go into Mr. McGregor's garden.

    'The Tale of Mr. Jeremy _______'?Beatrix Potter Stories

      Fisher. Jeremy Fisher was a frog.

    'The Tale of Peter ______'?Beatrix Potter Stories

      Rabbit. The most famous of Beatrix Potter's stories.

    'The _______ of Gloucester'?Beatrix Potter Stories

      Tailor. 'No More Twist'.

    'The Tale of ________ Nutkin'?Beatrix Potter Stories

      Squirrel. 'Riddle Me Ree'.

    'The Tale of Benjamin _____'?Beatrix Potter Stories

      Bunny. Peter Rabbit's cousin.

    'The Tale of Two Bad ____'?Beatrix Potter Stories

      Mice.

    'The Tale of Mrs. ____________?'Beatrix Potter Stories

      Tiggy-Winkle. The little hedghog.

    'The ___ and the Patty-Pan'?Beatrix Potter Stories

      Pie.

    'The Tale of ___ Kitten'?Beatrix Potter Stories

      Tom.

    'The Tale of _______ Puddle-Duck'?Beatrix Potter Stories

      Jemima. Tabitha is a {cat;} Flopsy is a rabbit.

    In the "Tale of Squirrel Nutkin", what did the Old Brown owl steal from Nutkin? Beatrix Potter

      His tail. Squirrel Nutkin lost his tail when Old Brown, the owl, held him by the tail. Nutkin pulled so hard, his tail ripped in two!

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