Peter Rabbit: The Tale of Ginger and Pickles (Series #18) (Hardcover)

from Cheryl_in_CC_NV

Well I'm charmed. Just the play on words encapsulated by the title is all I needed to check it out. But anyway, as the mixed reviews here note, it raises questions of the relative values of socialism and capitalism. What the other reviewers seem to think, though, is that the story should present ...

from MrsLee

Cute little tale about setting up shop, commerce, credit and other such worthy topics. Mostly though, it is fun.

from t1bclasslibrary

Ginger and Pickles open a shop, but they offer unlimited credit, and the customers never pay them. Eventually the are forced to close, and everyone has poor selection at various places or high prices at Tabitha Twitchit's until Sally Henny Penny finally opens a shop.

from lisa211

The story is about a Ginger and Pickles (hence the title), a cat and a dog who run a dry good store. They have great services and great sales but too great that they actually let their customers goes on credit till their business just went bankcrupt because nobody actually pays for their goods wh...

from sealford

Poor little Ginger and Pickles! They were once very prosperous, but others took advantage of them once they started offering credit. It is their generosity that ultimately leads them to their downfall.