The wind in the willows
By Joan Collins
A quiet riverbank friendship leads Mole into trouble, as daring Toad risks losing everything.
adventurous · charming · humorous · heart-warming
Genres
What is The wind in the willows about?
Mole leaves his spring-cleaned home and discovers the pleasures of the riverbank with his new friend, Ratty. Together they visit the wise Badger and try to keep the excitable Toad out of trouble. But Toad’s love of fast cars leads to reckless adventures and serious consequences. As the friends work to save Toad Hall from unwelcome visitors, they show courage, loyalty and the importance of standing by one another.
About the author
Joan Collins is a well-known British actress and author. She is famous for her role as Alexis in the TV show 'Dynasty'. Joan has written many books, including exciting novels and fun stories for children. She enjoys sharing her love of reading and storytelling with people of all ages.
Pages
51 pages
Reading age
Early Chapter Book (6-10)
This edition
1983
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