Dinozor Çocuk Tavşan Peter’in Masalı / Beatrix Potter

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Once there were four little rabbits and their names were zipzip, paspas, pamuklu and peter. They would live on the sand dune under the roots of the huge fir tree with their mothers. "one morning, the old ms. rabbit said, ""come on, my babies, you can play in the fields or walk through the paths." But don't go into mr. çiftçi's garden, okay my little ones? Your father had a stroke there and mr. çiftçioglu put him in a pie.” if i could be the slightest contribution to the little children being able to enjoy honesty and simple pleasures, i have done something good. Beatrix potter, who was born in england in 1866, worked in the field of natural sciences and illustration. she became world-famous with her book the tale of peter rabbit, which she wrote for children. Potter, who spent his childhood with many animal friends, spent his holidays in scotland and the mountainous regions of england. During his days spent in nature, he found the opportunity to observe the rich vegetation and animal diversity and got close to the picture. Potter's studies on fungal biology have enabled him to gain a significant place in the field of mycology.

Potter, who was deeply interested in every aspect of natural sciences, collected archaeological artifacts and fossils from london's excavations and engaged in entomology. The author, who started writing his first stories in his 30s, later devoted his entire life to preserving natural life and writing children's stories full-time. "beatrix potter, who lost her life at the age of 77, left all of her field drawings in her books to a conservation organization called ""national trust"" with the aim of preserving cultural and environmental values."

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  Devinim Kitap
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• Made in Türkiye
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• Barcode No: 9786257952590
• Origin: TR