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How Peter and Benjamin Settled the Score

TDW #168 | The Unwanted Delivery | 201- 501 words

Vintage Beatrix Potter–style watercolor illustration of Peter Rabbit and Benjamin Bunny hiding beside a wooden toolshed as an outraged Mr. McGregor stumbles over a sack of weeds. A handwritten bill lies on the garden path, surrounded by vegetables, hedges, and delicate botanical decorations.

Mister Bisset

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Oct 14

Tale of Peter Rabbit: What is a “Gooseberry”!?

Big words in Beatrix Potter’s Little Book

Tale of Peter Rabbit: What is a “Gooseberry”!?

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Sunita Chakraborty

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Jul 6

Timothy Tippet’s Collection

The Daily Word #41: Wakeful (407 words)

A charming, classic watercolor illustration in the style of Beatrix Potter showing a wide-eyed, frantic dormouse holding an acorn next to a neat mouse in a bonnet and apron holding a broom, while a grumpy owl glares down from a hollow in an oak tree above them.

Esya Khoirunnisa

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Jun 21

Memorable characters in The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck by Beatrix Potter

The Tale of Jemima Puddle-Duck is one of the famous fable stories by Beatrix Potter that tells about the story of a duck named Jemima…

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Jun 17

The Tale of Mittens

The Daily Word #21: Little (392 words)

Beatrix Potter style watercolor of a tabby cat in a blue coat and apron, its head stuck inside a grey mitten. The cat knocks over terracotta pots in a messy potting shed as a disapproving robin watches from a shelf. In the doorway, Mr. McGregor approaches with a spade. Below, the text reads: “A Great Confusion in the Potting Shed”. Cream-colored background with an aged paper texture.

Pamella Richards

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Jun 5

How Even Small Things Can Bring Great Change

A Comic Look At A Tiny Rodent Challenging Perspective

How Even Small Things Can Bring Great Change

Sunita Chakraborty

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May 25

Sensational Geographic: The Feather-Brained Consultant

From the desk of Jemima Puddle-Duck

Jemima Puddle-Duck, dressed in a bonnet and shawl, presents an issue of The Avian Times beside a moonlit runoff pond. The headline reads “Nest Security Through Hospitality,” with small portraits of Mr. Tod and Kep, a nest illustration, reeds, a distant coyote, and backyard houses behind her.

Sunita Chakraborty

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May 18

Sensational Geographic: Darwin’s Dropouts

The 31-Day Double Drabble — Midwest Edition

A realistic backyard scene beside a runoff pond shows several rabbits lounging in the grass near a flower bed. One rabbit stretches low like it is doing yoga, while a perplexed Peter Rabbit in a blue jacket watches. A wooden sign reads, “Natural selection is observing. I am not,” with rabbit field notes nearby.

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Sunita Chakraborty

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Apr 12

The Fox, the Rabbit, and the Rare Edition

Animal House Vignette #39

A delicate watercolor illustration in the style of Beatrix Potter, featuring a pompous fox in a red frock coat and patterned waistcoat carrying a large canvas sack over his shoulder. A disgruntled rabbit in a matching waistcoat is partially stuffed inside the bag, peering out with an unimpressed expression. In the background, a badger in a tweed suit walks along a woodland path reading a thick, leather-bound book, surrounded by soft rolling hills, foxgloves, and a distant stone cottage.

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Jan 28

The Tale of the Roly-Poly Escape

Vignette Gazette Edition #88 | Distraught, Bark, Tongue

Beatrix Potter-style watercolor of Tom Kitten stuck in a plum tree, while Samuel Whiskers and Anna Maria plot below and Peter Rabbit watches from the cabbages.