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Wind in willows

"The Wind in the Willows" is a children's story, which is read with equal pleasure by children and adults. Written and published at the beginning of the last century in England, it has spread around the world, translated into many languages. Readers loved its heroes - reasonable and kind Mole, hospitable, reasonable Water Rat, conceited jab, severe, reliable in friendship Badger and other inhabitants of the River Bank and inhospitable Wild Teas. Their adventures, funny, and sometimes dangerous, end well only because they are all ready to come to each other's rescue.