The Tailor of Gloucester
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62 pages · Released Sep 16, 2002 · Penguin UK
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This is a gentle classic fairy tale by Beatrix Potter about kindness and community helping those in need. The tailor is helped by mice when he falls ill, emphasizing themes of compassion and gratitude. The story contains no violence, inappropriate language, or mature content, making it suitable for young children. Potter's distinctive illustrations and whimsical storytelling have made this a beloved children's classic for over a century.
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When the tailor becomes sick and cannot finish a waistcoat for the mayor, mice finish it for him. When the tailor becomes sick and cannot finish a waistcoat for the mayor, mice finish it for him.
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- Juvenile Nonfiction
- Classics
- Fantasy
- Young Adult
- Fiction
- Fairy tales
- Children
- picture book
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ISBN 9780723247722 · Penguin UK