This is a feature, not a bug. The River Bank is set a year after the events of The Wind in the Willows, and takes up its familiar, much-beloved characters in their natural summertime habitats and ...

A lifelong solitary, he was perhaps not suited for marriage: There are no female characters in "The Wind in the Willows," and male friendship is exalted above all other forms of human interaction.

Had Grahame holidayed in Fowey today, The Wind in the Willows would have featured some very different characters indeed. For some of the animals of Wind in the Willows at least, the future looks ...

As "The Wind in the Willows" hits its 101st birthday this ... who has things to learn about good character. The abridgment consists of careful trims of Grahame's lengthy descriptions, though ...

Toad 40’s-60’s Tenor Toad is the flightiest and pettiest character in The Wind in the Willows, due to a combination of immaturity and unrestrained wealth. He represents the British upper class ...

An original drawing from "The Wind in the Willows" showing Mr. Toad escaping ... The pencil and watercolor piece shows the roguish character walking out of jail dressed as a washerwoman.

with a character based, it's believed, on Oscar Wilde. And these, mind you, are only the surface oddities. The Wind in the Willows is a book full of paradoxes — it's an ironical and deeply ...

However, a new study has shown that iconic characters such as Peter Rabbit -- or Toad and Ratty from The Wind in the Willows -- can also play an important role in children's psychological development.

By Marilyn Moss, The Associated Press 9-10:30 p.m., Sunday, April 8 Why not mount an entirely new production of Kenneth Grahame’s classic tale “The Wind in the Willows”? Some stories just ...

And so it is with William Tuckett's dance version of "The Wind in the Willows." In this revival ... and his team lend it theatrical life with character portraits of Englishness.

Had Grahame holidayed in Fowey today, The Wind in the Willows would have featured some very different characters indeed. For some of the animals of Wind in the Willows at least, the future looks ...