Rabbit Guardian of The Glen - Beata, Victoria
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Rabbit: Guardian of The Glen Volume Two in the much-loved Tales of The Glen series Come and sit a while on the cool moss. Rest here, and listen. As promised after Tales of The Glen, this second volume continues the cosy, comforting tradition of timeless woodland storytelling. This is a lyrical, illustrated story book of quiet wonder-filled with heart-warming moments, gentle wisdom, and the things that matter most- tea by the fire, walks through bluebell woods, friendship, and the comfort of being remembered. With every page, you are invited to slow down, notice the beauty in small things, and…mehr

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Rabbit: Guardian of The Glen Volume Two in the much-loved Tales of The Glen series Come and sit a while on the cool moss. Rest here, and listen. As promised after Tales of The Glen, this second volume continues the cosy, comforting tradition of timeless woodland storytelling. This is a lyrical, illustrated story book of quiet wonder-filled with heart-warming moments, gentle wisdom, and the things that matter most- tea by the fire, walks through bluebell woods, friendship, and the comfort of being remembered. With every page, you are invited to slow down, notice the beauty in small things, and remember the comfort of being part of something timeless. Written and illustrated by Victoria Beata, Rabbit: Guardian of The Glen is a celebration of everyday magic and belonging. With 27 full-colour illustrations and eight comforting chapters, it is a book to read slowly, to gift, and to treasure. Perfect for cosy evenings, bedside tables, or simply pausing with a cup of tea, this enchanting tale offers comfort, nostalgia, and classic storytelling for all who wander with quiet hearts.
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Victoria Beata is an author and illustrator whose cosy and comforting storybooks have gathered a growing online community of readers around the world. Her Tales of The Glen series blends folklore, nature, and gentle wonder into classic, illustrated tales that celebrate the everyday things that matter most. With sweet detail, traditional storytelling, and little lessons of wisdom woven throughout, her books offer a timeless escape into belonging and calm. She lives on the Isle of Man, where the landscapes inspire her tales of bluebells, rabbits, and quiet magic. Learn more at www.victoriabeata.com