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The author is Helen Beatrix Potter. Born in Kensington, London, he is an English children's book writer and illustrator.
Peter Rabbit is the most famous character in her creation.
Beatrix Potter was born in a wealthy Victorian family on July 28th, 1866. She grew up in London and received a good education in art and writing. Beatrix's parents are very protective of their children, and they don't like to let them get in touch with other children, so the brother and sister who have no playmates have raised all kinds of small animals since childhood-frogs, lizards, snakes, turtles and, of course, rabbits. Almost all of these animals appeared in beatrix's later fairy tales. Peter rabbit is actually the name of her own pet rabbit.
In June, 192, The Tale of Peter Rabbit, the first story of Peter Rabbit, was published by Frederic Warne &: Published by co. When the first edition was published, only 28, copies were printed. However, as of 28, the sales volume of the book in the world has exceeded 4 million. At the same time, all the stories of Peter Rabbit have sold more than 151 million copies and have been translated into more than 3 different languages.
In the story, Peter Rabbit is personified. He is wearing a blue jacket and brown shoes. Besides his mother, Peter Rabbit's family has three sisters. Pity, Peter Rabbit's father was eaten by the farmer Macquigg and his wife.
Peter Rabbit's puppet was patented in 193, which made Peter Rabbit the first cartoon character to need authorization. Frederick Warne & Co Publishing House owns the trademark of the characters created by Miss Porter, but since all the story series of Peter Rabbit were published before 1923, these story books have entered the public domain in the United States.