New Releases by Paul Galdone

In the fifth book in the Visions in Poetry series, award-winning illustrator Stephane Jorisch explores the nonsense world created by Edward Lear.

A strange varmint haunts the woodsman who lopped off his tail and had it for dinner.

A poor tailor is ordered by the Grand Duke to make a pair of trousers, but he has to make them in a graveyard where a spooky monster lives

One dark night, the gravedigger sees nine black cats carrying a coffin into the cemetery. Does his cat know something?

All three pigs set out to seek their fortune, but two of them come to a sorry end.

When the poor shoemaker and his wife discover the two naked little elves who have helped them become successful, they sew fine outfits for them.

Greedy Monkey makes every effort to cheat Turtle out of the bananas that rightfully belong to her.

An old horse has served a farmer loyally for many years, but when he can work no longer, the farmer sends him away, saying that he will not keep and feed a useless horse unless the horse proves his strength by bringing home a lion.

An old horse has served a farmer loyally for many years, but when he can work no longer, the farmer sends him away, saying that he will not keep and feed a useless horse unless the horse proves his strength by bringing home a lion.

The one-legged Steadfast Tin Soldier braves all sorts of adventures to return to his true love the Ballerina. Fillers Include: Aesop''s Fables The Actor and the Farmer, A poem by Robert Louis Stevenson Young Night Thought, The Animal World -- The Dingo and a color me page on the back inside cover.

Clarence, a very friendly dog, finally finds a novel way of teaching the visiting Cat to be a perfect guest.

The porridge pot always produces food for the little girl, but it runs amuck when her mother tries to use it without knowing the magic words to stop it.

A dog who never growls at strangers meets a burglar in his house.

The story of how the little red hen who did all the housework cleverly got help from her three lazy housemates.

Describes in verse the physical characteristics and habits of ten types of monkeys and apes.

When the town mouse and the city mouse visit each other they discover they prefer very different ways of life.

After tasting the life of his boastful city cousin, a country mouse is glad to return to his peaceful, safe home.