Domanska, Janina

Speculates on what would happen if all the world's trees were one tree and all the world's seas were one sea.

When all those in the line finally pull up the giant turnip they fall backwards and the magpie, the last to join them, flies away thinking he caused the damage.

The little red hen can find no friends to help her plant and care for the grain of wheat she finds, but plenty of friends willing to eat the bread she bakes from it.

The people of Krakow are terrified by a dragon until the shoemaker's apprentice devises a plan to rid the town of the monster.

This nonsense rhyme, based on a Mother Goose verse, introduces the letters from A (Angler) to Z (Zebra).

Several animals describe the world from their point of view, and the lark, flying above, sees that they are all partially correct.