Edwards, Pamela Duncan

A story based on a West African myth about how the human body came to be. Describes how parts such as eyes, mouth, arms, legs, and stomach learn the importance of teamwork.

The story leading up to the Boston Tea Party gets at the root of the story as this prelude to the Revolutionary War unfolds.

In the forest, a group of animals help a runaway slave escape his pursuers.

A smug slug that will not listen to the animals around it comes to an unexpected end.

Livingstone, the mouse, has an adventrue in the woods with all the animals who are getting ready for a dance performance.

Rhyming tale of a sick dolly, the care she receives from her doctor and Miss Polly, and the treat she is offered when she becomes well.

A rude mule learns that he has more fun when he uses good manners.

By camouflaging herself, Clara Caterpillar, who becomes a cream-colored butterfly, courageously saves Catisha the crimson-colored butterfly from a hungry crow.

To make her pigsty of a palace picturesque again, penniless Princess Pigtoria tries to get the pompous porker Prince Proudfoot to propose marriage.