The Wind in the Willows

Four little friends with very different personalities live on the banks of a forest river. They are the lively and romantic poet River Rat, the mature and steady Old Badger, the timid but eager for adventure Mole, and the arrogant and arrogant Toad. They help each other, share joys and share difficulties. However, the toad did not know how to cherish the good things and acted willfully. He was eventually imprisoned for theft. When he regained his freedom, he found that his manor had been occupied by a group of weasels. The poor Toad is homeless, and the old badger invites the River Rat and the Mole to drive away the bullies, hoping to help Toad return to his home... This book has been a best-seller for a hundred years since its publication. It is thrilling but healing and warm, and has influenced the growth of generations of children. Open this book, let the warm friendship illuminate your children's hearts, and cultivate their understanding of love, courage and responsibility.