Moral
Takeaway
A name or role matters less than the character and choices behind it.
Burgess, Thornton W. (Thornton Waldo)
In this classic Thornton W. Burgess animal tale, Peter Rabbit grows tired of his ordinary name and decides to call himself Peter Cottontail. But the Green Forest and Green Meadows are full of friends, jokes, and surprises that quickly show him a name cannot make him brave, important, or safe. Through a series of lively, comic adventures, Peter learns that trying to outsmart nature only leads to trouble. Warm, playful, and easy to read aloud, this story offers a gentle lesson about character, choices, and accepting who you are.

Moral
A name or role matters less than the character and choices behind it.
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