The Beatrix Potter Collection

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The Beatrix Potter Collection

By: Beatrix Potter

Narrated by: Andrew Scott, Patricia Routledge - introduction

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Beatrix Potter’s enchanting tales are given new life in this Audible exclusive production of The Beatrix Potter Collection.

Expertly narrated by Andrew Scott, the collection features some of the best loved characters and most popular stories in children’s literature. Beginning with a unique introduction, written and narrated by patron of the Beatrix Potter Society Patricia Routledge, the world of Beatrix Potter provides wonderful entertainment for the whole family, sure to delight listeners both young and old.

The Beatrix Potter Collection is perfect for introducing a new generation to the magic of her adored classic stories. Featuring her much-loved children’s tales and showcasing some of the most recognisable characters in English literature, it will enthral and entertain young listeners whilst providing warm nostalgia for those already acquainted.

The collection includes the classic tales of Peter Rabbit - a rebellious and disobedient young rabbit, Mrs Tiggy-Winkle - the diligent hedgehog washerwoman, Jemima Puddle-Duck - an innocent and loving mother duck, and many more as they cause mischief, confront danger and make new friends.

Deeply influenced by her natural science studies and her love of wildlife, Beatrix Potter’s relatable characters continue to charm and inspire a century after their first publication.

Cover artwork and illustrations: Margaux Carpentier

Public Domain (P)2019 Audible, Ltd

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Andrew Scott

Patricia Routledge

About the Performer

Andrew has starred in a vast number of successful feature films. Recent work includes Denial, Spectre from the James Bond franchise; Alice Through The Looking Glass, King Lear, Ken Loach’s Jimmy’s Hall, as well as his acclaimed role in hit British film Pride. Andrew played Moriarty in the international hit series Sherlock, for which he was awarded the BAFTA award for Best Supporting Actor. Other television credits include The Hollow Crown, The Town, The Hour, John Adams, Band of Brothers, Fleabag, and Black Mirror.

His theatre credits include Cock and A Girl in a Car with a Man, for which he received an Olivier Award for both. Most recently, he won the Critics' Circle Award for his acclaimed performance as Hamlet.

Patron of The Beatrix Potter Society

Patricia Routledge, known throughout the world as the indomitable Hyacinth in Keeping Up Appearances, is closely associated with the work of Beatrix Potter as Patron of the Beatrix Potter Society and presenter of the recent television documentary about her life and work, and is delighted to introduce the series of recorded readings of the Tales.

About the Author

Born on 28 July 1866, Helen Beatrix Potter, is one of the world’s best-selling and most-loved children’s authors. From a young age, she took a keen interest in illustration, the natural sciences and conservation, kept numerous pets, and developed a love of nature. Using this as inspiration, she began writing and illustrating children’s stories, self-publishing The Tale of Peter Rabbit in 1901, which became an immediate success. By her death in 1943, Beatrix Potter had written 30 books, the most popular of which were the children’s stories. Her works have been translated into more than 35 languages, sold over 100 million copies worldwide, and have been retold in song, film, ballet, and animation.

Peter Rabbit

Benjamin Bunny

Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle

Jemima Puddle-Duck

The Tailor of Gloucester

Tom Kitten

Mr. Jeremy Fisher