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Win a bundle of Beatrix Potter goodies worth over £70

Today I am taking part in a Beatrix Potter blog tour. Welcome to anyone who has been signposted to here from Laura at Side Street Style. The blog tour continues tomorrow with Clare at Emmy’s Mummy.

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As I mentioned in my post about the delicious Mr McGregor’s (Chocolate) Patch cake we made, this year we celebrate 150 Years of Beatrix Potter. She is most famous for the Peter Rabbit stories which she wrote and illustrated, but was also a successful businesswoman, botanist, conservationist and farmer.

I was so happy to be asked to take part in this special blog tour as I grew up with the stories of Beatrix Potter. My sister and I shared a beautiful set of her stories which we still have, although I have to admit a few of the pages might have our scribbles on them! We both loved the stories and have re-read them with our own children, and we have 5 between us. I always found the stories simple but beautifully told, the illustrations really bringing each character to life.

Did you know that Peter Rabbit is the oldest licensed character in the world? Beatrix Potter registered him at the Patent Office in December 1903, after overseeing the creation of the first Peter Rabbit doll. There are some wonderful events and products around to commemorate 150 Years of Beatrix Potter.

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We can’t wait to go and see The Peter Rabbit Adventure Playground at Willows Activity Farm later this year. The Peter Rabbit Adventure Playground is part of a full family fun day out at Willows Activity Farm including farmyard animals, Tristan the Runaway Tractor, funfair rides, adventure play with all-weather indoor play too (family ticket RRP £76, discounts up to 25% are available online when purchasing in advance). It is located near St Albans, and I know the children will have a great day there.

Peter Rabbit Novelty straight onHave you seen the milk chocolate version of Peter Rabbit from Charbonnel et Walker? It shows this delightful rabbit in his adorable blue coat and would make a delicious Easter treat for little ones (RRP £15).

Win a bundle of Beatrix Potter goodies worth over £70

I have an amazing giveaway to share with you. There is one prize consisting of a bundle of Peter Rabbit goodies which include a Peter Rabbit bodysuit (RRP £8), hat and mitt set (£8), and super soft grey shawl (RRP £20) from the Mothercare Peter Rabbit Baby Range, perfect for a new baby; a Gund Soft Peter Rabbit Toy (RRP £9.95 ); Peter Rabbit Baby Milestone Cards from Puffin Books( RRP £9.99); and a family ticket to The World of Beatrix Potter Attraction in the Lake District (RRP £20).

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For your chance to win this lovely prize (pictured above) please enter via the Rafflecopter widget below. Please note you must answer the question to enter the giveaway and there are bonus entries too. The giveaway ends on 30th March and the winners name will appear on this post.

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294 Comments on “Win a bundle of Beatrix Potter goodies worth over £70

  1. The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck as my nan used to read it to me a lot and we named our duck after Jemima 🙂

  2. The tale of the roly poly pudding is my favourite. I watched it over and over again as a child. I love all the Beatrix potter stories and characters x

  3. I liked the one where Peter gets into Mr McGregor’s garden and has to find his way out again without getting caught. 🙂

  4. Peter Rabbit…. though now I’m older and with an allotment of my own, I sympathise a lot more with Mr MacGregor!

  5. Jemima Puddleduck was my favourite and I still read it to my daughter who also loves it, it proves that good things stand the test of time 🙂

  6. The Tale of the Flopsy Bunnies – I read it as a child and had to look up the word ‘soporific’ as I didn’t know what the lettuce had done to them. I loved the books and I know my grandchildren would love this prize. Thanks for the chance ? xx

  7. I can’t remember any specific story but I did have the book set when I was little which I loved and this would be a great gift for my nephew!

  8. love Beartrix Potter ever since I was young used to read them to my son now my grandchildren never grow board of them such a pleasure to read a book without child getting board

  9. I’m only familiar with Peter Rabbit and mostly due to the cartoon as I didn’t grow up with any of this (they’re not that big in the Nordics) but would love more in depth knowledge for the sake of my own kids who are growing up x

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