Beatrix Potter's Gardening Life: The Plants and Places That Inspired the Classic Children's Tales | 
@AllDebooks THANK YOU FOR EVERYTHING IN THIS PACKAGE! The 🍫 won't last long 😂
A yearly Xmas tradition in our house is to watch The Tailor of Gloucester, so I'm really excited for the tagged book to find out the meanings (although when I unwrapped it, I struggled to remember if there were any 💐 in the story! 😂)
The Fair Botanists has been on my radar for a while, so you've finally given me the motivation to read it 😂
2. Rosalind Miles is my favourite writer of historical fiction
3. Steven Pinker
Sorry I'm a bit late, but thank you @DarkMina for the tag... and thanks @Eggs for this fun bit.
#wondrouswednesday
pickI have to return this to the library today. It‘s a shame I can‘t keep it. The illustrations are gorgeous. Beatrix was a very talented woman in many ways.
pickSleepy baby in a Peter Rabbit onesie...
I love Beatrix Potter's whimsical watercolors, and seeing how she took inspo from her own cottage garden just makes the heart feel A-OK with the world. Also a great reference for gardeners wishing to recreate a garden like hers, with a comprehensive list in the back of plants she had, plants named in her books, and plants she illustrated.
I love reading outside, especially in my back yard with my two pups 😄 #septphotochallenge #somethingforsept #readingoutside @RealLifeReading
