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The news of Peter Rabbit's new family spreads, making the Old Briar-patch the most interesting place for all creatures. Peter's friends visit, finding him proud and happy, while Mrs. Peter is happy but also anxious due to the presence of predators like Reddy Fox, Old Man Coyote, Redtail the Hawk, and Hooty the Owl, whose hungry eyes make her shiver. 

Peter, ever optimistic, dismisses her worries, believing their babies are perfectly safe within their nursery in the thick briar patch. Mrs. Peter momentarily forgets her fears as she fondly names their four lovely babies: Little Pete, Little Jed (despite Peter's silent disapproval), Fuzzy, and Wuzzy. Peter is filled with immense pride.

Notable Quotes:

• "With home, the home you call your own, It really doesn't matter where, There is no place, in all the world, That ever will or can compare." – Peter Rabbit (epigraph)

Summary:

• The culmination of Peter's journey: finding love and establishing a family home.
• The contrasting perspectives of Peter (optimistic) and Mrs. Peter (anxious) regarding their children's safety.
• The heartwarming naming of their four new babies: Little Pete, Little Jed, Fuzzy, and Wuzzy.
• The sense of new beginnings and the clear promise of future stories about the Peter Rabbit family.

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