Step into the enchanting worlds crafted by Beatrix Potter in her beloved tales. In "The Tale of Ginger and Pickles," readers are transported to the picturesque village of Westmorland, where Ginger the tomcat and Pickles the terrier run a cozy shop brimming with goods for the villagers. Amid Potter's whimsical prose and charming illustrations, a tale of friendship and small business ownership unfolds, revealing lessons of balance and community. In "Roly-Poly Pudding," Potter invites readers into the idyllic English countryside, where Mrs. Tiggy-Winkle, the endearing washerwoman, embarks on unlikely adventures. Mischief abounds as Tom Kitten ventures to sample his mother's pudding, only to encounter the formidable Samuel Whiskers. Through Potter's storytelling, courage, resourcefulness, and the bonds of friendship triumph over adversity. In an early edition of "The Tale of Ginger and Pickles," Potter once again captures hearts with a timeless narrative of friendship and enterprise. Against the backdrop of the English countryside, Ginger and Pickles navigate the challenges of running their village shop. As they serve their customers and grapple with commerce, readers are treated to a heartwarming celebration of community and the simple joys of life. Condition: 1. The Tale of Ginger and Pickles (1919 Edition): This edition bears the signs of its age. All pages are detached, there is significant foxing, and discoloration throughout. The cover, especially the spine, is in poor condition. It has 51 numbered pages. 2. Roly-Poly Pudding (1908): Its missing a title page and it has a worn cover, multiple pages have rips and discolorations, and pages 59-66 are detached. It has 69 numbered pages. It is in poor condition. 1908 is an estimate of its publication date based on markings in the book. 3. The Tale of Ginger and Pickles (1915): While in good overall condition, this early edition shows wear on the cover, and 1915 is an estimate for its publication date based on research. It has 75 numbered pages Shipped from France.