A delightful small-format book that picks up at the end of GA. In keeping with the philosophy of Sunny Books, which leave out fear, mischief, and cruelty, the book is cheery, delightful, and upbeat. A family of meadow ...

The flyleaf announces a funny, frisky fable in true folktale tradition. Fox offers ownership of his tail to Bear for some honey. Of course there are a number of attempts at various swindles by the fox. Other animals ...

I love this book! It is lavishly and carefully done. Do not miss the silks and jewels in the city and the woven patterns frequent in the country (even those depicted on the book's cover underneath the dust jacket). The ...

An excellent presentation of a good Jatakas tale about the rabbit's fear that the earth is breaking up. Both the storytelling and the illustration are first rate. Young's two-page spread of a single lion's paw near the ...

A very nicely executed book. The colored art is crisp and lively; the designs move nicely beyond the borders of the picture. The net-preparing man wears Oshkosh coveralls. The big bite is wonderfully pictured on 25. In ...

Boy, it took a lot of illustrators to do a simple book! For use with a (lacking) cassette. The story nicely includes the details that a child would want to know, e.g., what a tortoise or hare is, what their names were, ...

This is an extra copy bought from the same source at the same time as the book in the collection. Here is one of the four books in the series on the TMCM. More than Adventure on the Water and Up, Up and Away, this story ...

Here is an extra copy of the second printing. This is a Disneyesque rendition of TH. Donald is impetuous,and gives himself over to many distractions before his Aesopic nap: washing the car at a wash (and drying it, since ...

Here is an extra copy, marked up a bit, of the third printing. Mickey Mouse and Donald Duck go camping, and Donald is definitely not easy with the experience. He cannot sleep because he is afraid, and he ends up crying ...

Here is an extra copy found in a different city on the same trip. Here is one of the four books in the series on the TMCM. This one has little to do with the originating fable. It describes a balloon trip (from elsewhere ...