Tom is friendly with the Puddleduck children, whose mother, Jemima, has a Tale all of her own. His lack of self control is not only seen in his behavior but in his general demeanor - he eats so much that his clothes never fit and he is always very close to popping the buttons on his suit. He is the kind of boy whom it is impossible to keep out of dirt and trouble for more than five minutes. Tom is a chubby kitten whose mother is very keen on manners, something that Tom does not have, does not like and does not really care to learn. Tom Kitten was not only a literary favorite among Potter's readers, but also a merchandising favorite as well, spawning more themed merchandise and products than any other Potter character. Benjamin is one of the few characters whom we meet as both a "child" and again as an "adult" in later books. In fact, most of the things he gets in trouble for started out as attempts to make something that Peter has caused by being naughty better. Benjamin Bunnyīenjamin Bunny is Peter Rabbit's cousin and is fairly easily led, getting into many scrapes primarily because of his cousin. He has a passion for vegetables and eats the veggies from the little patch in the garden next door, which is why he is always in trouble. Peter is the most beloved of Potter's animal characters, in some ways because he was the very first, and in others because even though he is very naughty there is no spite or malice about him. Peter is the youngest of four sibling, three of whom (Flopsy, Mopsy, and Cottontail) are triplets however, unlike his trio of brothers and sisters he seems to be genetically incapable of behaving himself and is very disobedient. We are thankful for their contributions and encourage you to make your own. These notes were contributed by members of the GradeSaver community.
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