About This Book
In this classic Beatrix Potter tale, the six Flopsy Bunnies, offspring of Benjamin Bunny and Flopsy, venture into Mr. McGregor's garden for food. After overindulging on lettuces, they fall into a deep sleep and are captured by the ever-present gardener. The story then unfolds as their resourceful parents, with the unexpected help of a tiny wood mouse named Thomasina Tittlemouse, devise a clever plan to free their children and outwit Mr. McGregor. It's a charming story of family, quick thinking, and the consequences of imprudence, all set against Potter's exquisite natural illustrations. Ideal for children aged 4-11, it offers gentle suspense and a satisfying, humorous resolution.
The six Flopsy Bunnies have a narrow escape from Mr. McGregor's garden.
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1
What did the Flopsy Bunnies do that was imprudent, and what could they have done differently?
2
How did Thomasina Tittlemouse show bravery and resourcefulness? What does 'resourceful' mean?
3
What was the clever trick Benjamin and Flopsy played on Mr. McGregor? Why was it so effective?
4
How do the illustrations help tell the story and show the characters' feelings, even without words?
5
Have you ever had to be brave or clever to get out of a tricky situation?
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