by Beatrix Potter
This book answers the all-important questions in the mind of children in 1905: who does the laundry? And what laundry do other creatures have?Informative introduction to the career of laundress, suitable for human and hedgehog readers alike.I bought it.
Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle might be the cutest anthropomorphic creature ever! I wish I had her to launder and iron my things! This is a very delightful little story about a little girl and her lost hankies. And I love the ending - was her encounter real or imaginary?
I read all the Beatrix Potter books as a kid in the early 1990s... I re-read them many times.
Kids who've grown up learning to blow their noses in disposable tissues just won't get this book. It's tragic.
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