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  The first Tale of Peter Rabbit

  von Martin Mittermayr, am 30.04.2012 aus der Thalia-Buchhandlung in Linz

  Peter Rabbits father had an accident in Mr. McGregors garden – he was put in a pie by Mrs. McGregor. But naughty Peter neglects his mother’s warning, goes to the garden, eats some of the vegetables – and whom shall he meet but Mr. McGregor? Peter is chased after, loses his blue jacket and shoes, but eventually manages to escape underneath the gate. His clothes are hung up there for a scarecrow, at home Peter is given one table-spoonful of camomile tea and is sent to bed. His good little siblings however have bread and milk and blackberries for supper.
  
  Beatrix Potters children’s classic from 1902 is illustrated by wonderfully delicate, realistic water-colour paintings.