In which mice invade a doll's house and have a PAR-TAY with pillow fights, bookshelf theft, and the righteous destruction of a plaster ham. Brooke and Eleanor read "The Tale of Two Bad Mice" and discuss creepy dolls, redemption arcs and the demise of the Encyclopedia Britannica.

Peter Rabbit had a cousin and that cousin's adventures have Sequel Problems. Eleanor and Brooke discuss "The Tale of Benjamin Bunny," along with rabbit-made knitwear, scandalous reviews from the London Times, and whether the phrase "rabbit tobacco" is as funny as Beatrix Potter thought it was. Follow along on Instagram @bunnybookspodcast

Beatrix Potter's only historical fiction and only Christmas story -- and possibly best-written work? Brooke and Eleanor surmount their American inability to pronounce "Gloucester" to discuss 18th century fashion, folklore, and carousing Christmas rats.

Squirrel Nutkins: cute squirrel story or harrowing tale of an owl-centered cult? YOU decide! Brooke and Eleanor discuss Beatrix Potter's second published book. Rhyming-riddle antics and adorable wildlife bowling ensues.

In which Brooke and Eleanor dive into The Tale of Peter Rabbit, aka "The One You've Probably Heard Of," and why anyone would bother to read the entire opus of a children's author from 100+ years ago.