Classics Anthology Collection, Volume 1: 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit,' 'Hansel and Gretel,' 'The Lady or the Tiger' (Abridged) Audiobook

" I think this would have been much better if I just read the book and could see the illustrations. The narrator did a good job, but listening to this as an audiobook just wasn't the same. "

" I love this book. It was the first book I bought when my daughter was born. I'd read to her every night from it for years. The topsy turvy quaint writing style and stories are adorable. Plus I played Mopsy in my 2nd grade play. :D "

" I had this book as a child growing up. Funny quirky stories that I immensely enjoyed. I would buy this book for my children. "

" I just adored all of my little Beatrix Potter books when I was a child, and read them over and over. Lovely illustrations and stories that every little child will love (and their parents as well). "

" One of my absolute favorites as a child. First book that I gave to my baby brother. That's how meaningful it is to me. Beautiful stories and illustrations to die for. "

" fascinating. beatrix potter is a wonderful storyteller. delightful read from one page to the next. beautiful illustrations, too. "

" These were some of my favorite stories as a child. They give me a very nostalgic feel when I read then over again, about thirteen years after first picking them up. "

" Miss Potter's tales help me feel like a little child again. I love that joyful feeling. "

" When my college sophmore daughter was young, these were her favorite books. What always amazed me with Beatrice Potter is how she would dress these animals in clothes, and at the same time have them act largely through animal instinct. "

" A classic in children's literature. I love returning to these stories, especially Squirrel Nutkin (my all-time favorite!), because of how sweet they all are. I love Potter's beautiful illustrations, and just how whimsical it all is. "

" Over and over I read these..."The Tale of Two Bad Mice" being a particular favorite, and always intrigued by the sinister nature of "Jemima Puddleduck." "