She was a very successful author and illustrator, but the concept of literary awards as we know them today wasn't as common in the late 19th and early 20th centuries when she was writing.
However, her legacy is immense. Her books are beloved by children and adults worldwide, and she's been recognized posthumously for her contributions to children's literature:
* Her work has been adapted into numerous films, TV shows, and stage productions.
* The Beatrix Potter Gallery at the Victoria and Albert Museum in London is dedicated to her work.
* Many places and institutions in the UK are named after her, including Beatrix Potter's Hill Top, her former home in the Lake District.
* The Beatrix Potter Award is given annually by the UK's National Literacy Trust to celebrate outstanding illustrations in children's books.
While she may not have won any awards in her lifetime, Beatrix Potter's enduring popularity and influence continue to inspire and delight generations of readers.