Brave Beatrice

Author: (French) Jean-Marie Guéhenneux
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Publish Date: 2005-09-01
Features: Is a rabbit cleverer than a fox? Why not? One day, Beatrice and Alik were playing the game of skipping stones at a small pond when they met a person completely wrapped up in clothes. This person invited them to his house for omelets, but they didn’t even get a clear look at his face before deciding to visit this stranger’s home—was that reasonable? Subsequently, Beatrice quickly realized that the stranger was Jimmy Fox, the fox, the sworn enemy of the rabbits. However, Beatrice didn’t want to flee immediately but rather preferred to tease the fox properly. This is a series of picture books introduced from France, featuring five rabbits with distinct personalities from the Passey family, who tell readers a series of wonderful and interesting stories. Life in the great forest is full of adventures and challenges. The little rabbits gradually become stronger, braver, and smarter through their repeated adventures, and learn many rules that should be followed in life. The storyline is vivid, lively, and humorous, allowing children to experience the precious qualities that require a lifetime of reflection through heartfelt laughter.