Beatrix Potter and Ronald Dahl

The ever clever, talented Beatrix Potter was interested in everything She self-published The Tale of Peter Rabbit; it was met with a zing. Her scientific interest led us to understand germination of fungus spores Her journals written in code, deciphered by an engineer, Mr. Dores. Beatrix was the first person to put clothes on animals in her books. Until this time, they were much more natural in their illustrative looks. One of her biggest fans was a young lad named Ronald Dahl. She encouraged him to write. His books are enormous, world-tall. Beatrix had Peter Rabbit and Squirrel Nutkin, both of them tales. Ronald Dahl penned Charlie and the Chocolate Factory near Wales. They are both vibrant reminders that writers can become immortal. As I read some of their books like Matilda, I drool and I chortle.