Peter Rabbit Coloring Book

"Peter Rabbit" (the original "The Tale of Peter Rabbit") is a popular children's book written and illustrated by British author Beatrix Potter. The book was first published in 1902 and has become one of the most famous works of children's literature

A tug of war between two rabbits

coloring sheet of a tug of war between two rabbits
Rabbits are extremely temperamental animals and very often they fight with each other. In the picture, we can see how one of the older rabbits stands between the younger rabbits in order not to...

Rabbit and frog in the fairy tale Rabbit Peter

Coloring book rabbit and frog in the fairy tale Rabbit Peter
The picture shows a rabbit and a frog having a conversation. The frog is wearing an elegant tuxedo and maybe he is just preparing for some performance or will be someone's...

Rabbit with a basket of carrots

Coloring book rabbit with a basket of carrots
The picture shows a Rabbit holding a basket stuffed to the brim with carrots in his paw. Because of the large family, the rabbits share food among themselves....

Peter Rabbit's thoughtfulness

coloring book of the thoughtful rabbit Peter
Peter often comes up with crazy plans to achieve his goals, whether it's trying to help other secondary characters, stop his mother and twin sisters from coming up with something,...

Rabbits dig a garden in the fairy tale Rabbit Peter

A coloring book of rabbits digging a garden in the fairy tale Rabbit Peter
Rabbits from the fairy tale Rabbit Peter, were very fond of doing mischief to Mr. McGregor. They often persuaded his garden and took vegetables from there. In the picture we see how...

Fairy tale characters rabbit Peter

coloring page cartoon characters rabbit Peter
With the help of his two buddies and traveling companions, which include his younger cousin Benjamin Bunny and their best friend Lily, Peter spends his days on expeditions and...

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Coloring page of the title character of the fairy tale Rabbit Peter

The title character of the fairy tale rabbit Peter

With a love of radishes and a penchant for adventure and exploration, Peter is an inspiring friend. Peter, often finding himself in...
coloring book rabbits in the backyard

Rabbits in the backyard

Fairy tale rabbits live in a yard near the house of Mr. McGregor, with whom they do not like each other. They often tease him, a...
Coloring page of two rabbits from the fairy tale Rabbit Peter

Two rabbits from the fairy tale Rabbit Peter

The rabbits shown in the picture are the heroes of the fairy tale Peter Rabbit. The fairy tale tells the story of curious bunnies who have amazing adventures. The main...
coloring page large rabbit with little ones

Large rabbit with little ones

The picture shows Mama Rabbit and her children. The younger ones are sitting together with her in a rocking chair, while the older ones are in...

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  1. Author: Beatrix Potter was a British writer, illustrator and naturalist who created a series of charming children's books, of which "Peter Rabbit" was one of the earliest and best-known titles.
  2. The plot: The book tells the story of a young rabbit named Peter, who ignores his mother's advice and wanders into Mr. MacGregor's middle garden to eat vegetables. The story focuses on Peter's adventures, his escape from Mr. MacGregor and learning important lessons.
  3. Characters: The main character is Peter, a young and curious rabbit who breaks his mother's rules and invades his neighbor's garden. In addition to Peter, other characters appear in the book, such as other rabbits, Mr. MacGregor and other animals.
  4. Illustrations: Beatrix Potter herself illustrated her books, including "Peter Rabbit." Her delicate and detailed illustrations are characteristic of her artistic style.
  5. Adoption: The book was a huge success and was very well received by both children and adults. Its popularity led Beatrix Potter to continue writing and illustrating more books for children.
  6. Significance: "Peter Rabbit" contributed to a change in the approach to children's literature. The book was distinguished by its accessible language, beautiful illustrations and account of animal adventures, which differed from the typical form of children's literature of the time.
  7. Legacy: Beatrix Potter left not only a literary but also a natural heritage. Profits from the sale of her books allowed her to purchase land in the English Lake District countryside, which she donated to the National Trust. The land has become a protected area and is a popular destination.
  8. Adaptations: The story of "Peter Rabbit" has received numerous adaptations, including theatrical, film, animated and audiobook adaptations.

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  1. Inspiration from nature: The idea for "Peter Rabbit" was born when author Beatrix Potter sent a letter with an illustrated story to a boy, the son of her former governess. The story became the seed of a tale about the young rabbit and his adventures.
  2. Self-published: Initially Beatrix Potter tried to find a publisher for "Peter Rabbit," but when that failed, she decided to publish the book at her own expense. She printed 250 copies, and the first edition was published in 1901.
  3. First commercial success: After publishing "Peter Rabbit," Beatrix Potter received many inquiries from publishers, but decided on Frederick Warne, the publisher. This partnership marked the beginning of her long-term commercial success.
  4. Book Success: "Peter Rabbit" has become extremely popular with both children and adults. It was initially published separately, but was later incorporated into the Beatrix Potter book series.
  5. Illustrations: Beatrix Potter was not only an author, but also an illustrator of her books. Her accurate and charming illustrations are characteristic of her style and contributed to the book's success.
  6. Continuation of the series: The success of "Peter Rabbit" encouraged Beatrix Potter to write and illustrate more books in the series. In total, she created 23 books, in which she told the adventures of various animals.
  7. Cultural significance: "Peter Rabbit" is one of the most famous characters in children's literature. His character has become an iconic symbol of childhood and children's literature.
  8. Adaptations: The story of "Peter Rabbit" has received many adaptations in various forms, including animated films, theatrical productions and audiobooks.
  9. Legacy: Beatrix Potter left her legacy not only in the form of beautiful books, but also in the form of donations to nature conservation. Her donations have helped protect land in the Lake District in England.
  10. Love of nature: Beatrix Potter was also an active naturalist and farmer. She was involved in preserving the rural landscape and raising sheep and other animals.
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