Les Contes du Cottage de Beatrix PotterSéries

Plongez dans le monde enchanteur de la campagne anglaise au début du XXe siècle. Cette charmante série pour tous les âges suit la vie et les aventures d'une auteure et illustratrice bien-aimée. Découvrez son parcours, de la société londonienne à une nouvelle indépendance à la campagne, pleine d'espoir et de romance. Appréciez le cadre historique authentique, les adorables facéties des animaux et le fort sentiment d'appartenance et de communauté.

Ordre de lecture recommandé

1
The Tale of Hill Top Farm
Susan Wittig Albert
304pages
11 heures de lecture
3,9(254)Évaluer
Set in the charming village of Sawrey, the story follows Beatrix Potter, an animal lover and amateur sleuth, as she embarks on a mission to win over the locals after purchasing an old farm. With the assistance of her delightful talking animal friends, she navigates the challenges of her new life while unraveling mysteries in the community. This enchanting tale captures the spirit of Beatrix Potter, blending her love for animals with her determination to connect with her new home.
2
The Tale of Holly How
Susan Wittig Albert
320pages
12 heures de lecture
4,0(1957)Évaluer
In a quaint village, the mysterious death of beloved shepherd Ben Hornby prompts Beatrix to investigate, suspecting foul play. A trio of clever village cats believes the sheep may have witnessed the crime and joins her quest. Amidst her farm responsibilities and concern for a troubled girl, Beatrix navigates the intertwining stories of Sawrey's residents—both human and animal. The investigation reveals that collaboration among all creatures is essential to uncover the truth behind Ben's untimely demise.
3
The Tale of Cuckoo Brow Wood
Susan Wittig Albert
4,1(1759)Évaluer
Beatrix Potter loves the warmth of Sawrey, her new hometown. But even the kindest of souls can turn snappish when houseguests overstay their welcome. When Beatrix returns from time away, she finds the attic overrun with rats. Rosabelle, resident rat and generous hostess, has offered her family a place to stay. But when word gets out, she soon has dozens of rat families on her tiny hands. To get rid of them, Beatrix invites some cats over-deeply offending Felicia Frummety, resident cat. Then a mysterious outsider plans to ruin the pristine shoreline of Lake Windermere by building a sprawl of villas. And trouble has beset three village children, favorites of Beatrix, who are counting on the help of the fairies of Cuckoo Brow Wood. Now, with her signature tact, Beatrix must work with her friends-human and animal-to set things right.
4
The Tale of Hawthorn House
Susan Wittig Albert
336pages
12 heures de lecture
4,1(65)Évaluer
An abandoned baby named Flora and a mysterious scarab ring appear on Beatrix Potter's doorstep, leading her and her animal companions into a curious investigation. Their inquiries uncover the ring's connection to a resident of the supposedly haunted Hawthorn House, intensifying the intrigue surrounding the enigmatic events. As they delve deeper, Beatrix and her friends must unravel the mystery behind these perplexing occurrences.
5
The Tale of Briar Bank
Susan Wittig Albert
320pages
12 heures de lecture
4,2(41)Évaluer
Set in Near Sawrey, the story unfolds after Mr. Wickstead's mysterious death, rumored to be linked to a hidden treasure. Only his dog, Pickles, holds the key to the truth. Amidst this intrigue, Beatrix Potter navigates personal challenges in her love life and family dynamics, all while being drawn into the investigation of the murder. The narrative intertwines her compassion for both humans and animals, creating a rich backdrop of mystery and emotional depth.
6
The Tale of Applebeck Orchard
Susan Wittig Albert
320pages
12 heures de lecture
4,2(24)Évaluer
The story revolves around Mr. Harmsworth, who, after his haystack is mysteriously burned, takes drastic measures by blocking a path through his orchard. Witnesses, including animals, suggest a ghost is responsible for the incident. Miss Potter becomes intrigued by the ghost's message, leading her to unravel the mystery surrounding the haunting. The narrative blends elements of intrigue and the supernatural, inviting readers into a world where the past and present collide through spectral communication.
7
The Tale of Oat Cake Crag
Susan Wittig Albert
304pages
11 heures de lecture
3,9(36)Évaluer
Set in Near Sawrey, the story revolves around Beatrix Potter as she investigates anonymous letters threatening her friend Grace's reputation and upcoming marriage. To avoid stirring village gossip, Beatrix must tread carefully while uncovering the truth. Amidst this intrigue, she also faces her own romantic dilemmas, having been given a second chance at love. The narrative intertwines mystery with personal growth, highlighting themes of friendship and the complexities of love.
8
The Tale of Castle Cottage
Susan Wittig Albert
320pages
12 heures de lecture
4,2(23)Évaluer
The Cottage Tales mysteries feature Beatrix Potter as a central character, blending her charming world with intriguing mysteries. Set in the picturesque English countryside, these stories combine elements of adventure, friendship, and the enchanting nature of Potter's beloved animal characters. Susan Wittig Albert masterfully weaves together historical detail and whimsical storytelling, appealing to both long-time fans and new readers alike. The series invites readers to explore the magic of Potter's life while unraveling captivating mysteries.