The Tale of Peter Rabbit and Other Stories

Beatrix Potter was a writer, illustrator, conservationist, and natural scientist, best known for her books for children. Inspired by her childhood holidays in Scotland and the Lake District, she self-published The Tale of Peter Rabbit in 1901, and went on to write twenty-three books for children. She was also a successful sheep breeder and farmer, with an interest in land preservation. She died in 1943 at the age of 77, leaving all her land to the National Trust - the largest ever gift to the trust, and enabling the establishment of what is now the Lake District National Park.

Joan Walker's narrations are characterized by her emotive and expressive voice, making audiobooks a captivating and enjoyable choice for listeners. With a background in performance and a love for literature, Joan infuses her narrations with enthusiasm and charm, drawing audiences into the heart of each story. Her ability to create distinct voices for characters and convey a wide range of emotions adds depth and authenticity to the audiobooks she narrates, making them a cherished and captivating choice for all who listen.