Beatrix Potter was a story writer w

Beatrix Potter was a story writer whose books about animals have been translated into
many languages and read by both children and adults. Besides being an author, she was also
regarded as a very successful farmer.
Born in London in 1866, Beatrix was cared for at home
by various servants. Every year she counted the days to her
annual holiday in the countryside. She would take to her London home small animals
which she observed and drew. As she grew up, she
entertained other children with drawings and stories about these animals. In 1901, she
printed a book at her own expense called 'The Tale of Peter Rabbit'. So many copies were
sold that she bought a farm, where over the next eight years she wrote many other stories.
They all sold very well and readers liked their detailed
colour drawings.
With her growing income , Beatrix started buying more
farmland, animals and property. After her marriage, at the age of 47, Beatrix stopped
writing, saying that she had run out of ideas. She became a farmer and
spent the rest of her life working with her sheep and
awarding prizes at sheep fairs where people often asked for her
advice on farming methods.
Today, you can visit her house and even see the originals of her books and paintings
displayed in a special gallery.

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Beatrix Potter was a story writer whose books about animals have been translated intomany languages and read by both children and adults. Besides being an author, she was alsoregarded as a very successful farmer.Born in London in 1866, Beatrix was cared for at homeby various servants. Every year she counted the days to herannual holiday in the countryside. She would take to her London home with small animalswhich she observed and drew. As she grew up, sheentertained other children with drawings and stories about these animals. In 1901, shea book printed at her own expense called ' The Tale of Peter Rabbit. ' So many copies weresold that she bought a farm, where over the next eight years she wrote many other stories.They all sold very well and readers liked their detailedcolour drawings.With her growing income, Beatrix started buying morefarmland, animals and property. After her marriage, at the age of 47, Beatrix stoppedwriting, saying that she had run out of ideas. She became a farmer and spent the rest of her life working with her sheep andawarding prizes at sheep fairs where people often asked for heradvice on farming methods.Today, you can visit her house and even see the originals of her books and paintingsdisplayed in a special gallery.