The Tale of Benjamin Bunny: Read Aloud
By Beatrix Potter
- Release Date: 2011-05-22
- Genre: Animal Fiction for Young Adults
Description
This book features the original text and full-color original Beatrix Potter art. Benjamin and his cousin Peter Rabbit go to Mr McGregor's garden, while he is away, to find the clothes Peter lost in The Tale of Peter Rabbit.
This enhanced book features a read-to-me audio option. Potter's many picture stories should be among the first books owned by children. Beautifully formatted for iBooks.
Features
- Fixed-Layout format (hardcover look and feel).
- A narrator’s voice can read the text on a page.
- Read the book at the zoom-level.
- The words are highlighted as they are spoken.
- Search inside the book.
- Highlight or underline text and make notes.
- Copy and paste words into another application.
- Look up a word in the in-build dictionary, Web or Wikipedia.
Reviews
Amazing book
4By one cool ladyOk so I really enjoyed this book for many reasons one was because the author just did a great job telling us the story two was because it was free i mean yes please I really enjoyed its book and I think you will to it’s a cute classic book and great for kidsHi 🙋♀️
5By Nagem355It is the best book
5By shayyayhayI like it a lot thank youIdk
4By Miss's AIdk idk idk idk 🤷♀️Great but short
4By jennygb1The book was a good bedtime read l, although some pictures were before the text so it was a bit of spoiler.Wonderful
5By Alizabeth SmithThis is a wonderful book for toddlers. Although I am not a toddler and I enjoyed it a lot. Wonderful.❤️❤️Won’t dowload
1By sarah fairWon’t download, it comes with a error message.The new
5By gf456678The new version of this is the firstPoor Peter
5By GopiseattleThe story is reallly interesting. It is very good for kids. It has suspense and is illustrated very nicely. The author plays with the emotions with such a grace. It has great impact on reader while reading the story when rabbits try to sneak in and out the garden.Good but hard to explain parts
4By Brian Wallenberg ShowHas tobacco (lavender) the rabbits eat, and Mr Bunny ‘taking a switch to his nephew’ (a belt whip)... is a bit hard to explain when those where more common to do in the 50s, Otherwise, a nice illustrated story.
