The wind in the willows
Animals in literature
Children's stories, English
Books and reading
Children
History and criticism
History
Kenneth Grahame's The Wind in the Willows (1908) is that rare book that sits on the line between children's and adult literature. Allusive and multilayered, Willows is not merely a book for two audiences, however. The reader can turn to it over and over again: as a child, as an adult, and as an info…
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