Ungerer, Tomi

Three robbers terrify the countryside until they are subdued by the charm of a little orphan girl named Tiffany.

Granted her wishes for all the good things she never had, an impoverished orphan is so deluged with commodities that she opens a headquarters for distributing them to the world's poor.

The giant appetite of the ogre could only be satisfied by the flesh of children until young Zeralda tamed his taste buds with her culinary art.

A big snake, living in the home of a schoolteacher in France, makes friends with the children and captures a burglar.

Through text, photographs, and illustrations, Tomi Ungerer chronicles the experiences he had while he was growing up in a German-occupied town in France during World War II.

Otto, a German teddy bear, describes his World War II experiences, from when he was made to how he was rescued during combat by an American soldier and brought to the United States where he was reunited with his original owner years later.

Three robbers terrify the countryside until they are subdued by the charm of a little orphan girl named Tiffany.