Published in 1908 by Scottish author, Kenneth Grahame, 'Wind in the Willows' involves four main characters — Mole, Rat, Badger, and Toad — whose friendship is tested when Toad faces the British judicial system. You will also meet quarreling rabbits, thieving weasels, and carolling fieldmice. Grahame wrote this story for his only son, Alastair, and it has been a timeless classic ever since.

“And now, be transported to the River Bank. Our story begins on a warm Spring morning."