Not my typical read but this story was a pleasant literature surprise. The author does a wonderful job of painting the story alive with exquisite descriptions. I loved learning about Ratty, Mole, Badger, and Toad. I do feel like about 3/4 of the way through, that some parts were a bit hard to understand because of the way they were written like excessive use of descriptive words, etc. but overall I enjoyed reading this and am glad I finished this classic. Also was thrilled to learn there is a movie of it that you can watch for free on YouTube!

It was very boring 😴

Story about 4 friends who are very loyal to each other despite the trouble that one of them stays in. Toad, River Rat, Mole and Badger have many adventures, and adults will find this book very entertaining

Encouraging changes are elaborately presented through out this book. It encourages the unexpected and contributing the changes you will make. Enjoy!

What a wonderful, endearing series of stories that make a reader fall in love with words…and a Rat, Mole, Toad, Badger and Otter alike. The adventures are great. The humor is raucous. And, the storytelling is divine. My only regret is that there in only one novel to enjoy.

When my heart and mind need quieting, when the ills of this world are almost too, too much, when I need to retreat to a quiet place and think about something else, there is nothing as helpful in that regard as a classic tale of about wise and kind animals.

AMAZING! I always struggle finding a good book to read and this is it. It’s one of my top five favourite books! 101% recommend!❤️📚😎

So, I have always wanted to read wind in the willows and all these other books so I asked Mom to download the app and she said yes and she got wind in the willows and I cannot put it down. Yeah you should definitely get this book

This book is fantastic. Something that I would definitely read to kids as a bedtime story book.

An exciting tale- amazing, captivating! And moments of beautiful description- Mr. Grahame writes eloquently, putting feelings to words with ease. I would definitely recommend it to middle schoolers and up- grownups too! It tells of emotional and physical conflict and a worthy read.