Author: Ken Graham
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Publish Date: 2002-04-01
Features: The Wind in the Willows is one of the classics of English literature. The story features small animals in the forest, fields, and rivers—mole, water vole, badger, and toad. In the story, the author preserves the natural traits of these animals while also incorporating human characteristics. With his rich imagination, he creates vivid and humorous plots, making it a delightful book for readers of all ages. The story was originally told by the author as a bedtime story to children. Later, when the children grew up and left home to study, he wrote down the story. After reading it, we deeply realize that even birds, beasts, insects, and fish strive to live a life of happiness in their brief existence, just like humans, always busy and tireless.
Wind in the willows (Youth Version)
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