"A hilarious and still timely tale of emerging Africa and declining England" (Time), Evelyn Waugh's third novel helped to establish his reputation as a mater satirist.
"We are Progress and the New Age. Nothing can stand in our way." When Oxford-educated Emperor Seth succeeds to the throne of the African state of Azania, he has a tough job on his hands. His subjects are ill-informed and unruly, and corruption, double-dealing, and...

Presents 14 rhymes with instructions for accompanying finger plays.

Two neighbors resolve their differences about noise.

A tradesman meets a leprechaun and is determined that he won't be tricked out of a pot of gold.

A little unicorn feels all kinds of emotions, including fear, and uses a breathing exercise to calm down.

Six rabbits traveling by train to Elderberry for the Easter holiday pass the time by telling tales of rabbits.

Brief text and illustrations introduce the characteristics of a variety of animals that the illustrator finds particularly interesting.

"Celebrate the magic of believing! Uni and the little girl are having a wonderful walk in the woods when they discover something is wrong. There is a trail of candy wrappers littering the forest floor. The wrappers don't belong here! Who made such a mess? It's time to clean up the forest"--Page [4] of cover.