Laurent de Brunhoff

When Babar and his family visit friends in the United States, they find many things different than they are at home, but have a wonderful time in New York City, Key West, Hollywood, and many other places.

Babar and his family take a trip around the world.

Babar and Celeste take the children on a world tour to expand their thinking.

Newcomers to Celestville have so many Christmas decorations on their hilltop house that Babar receives a demand from King Rataxes of nearby Rhino City that the "ugliness" be removed.

Babar has forgotten how hard it is to be a child, so he attends grade school for a day with Pom, Flora, Isabelle, and Alexander.

Babar and Celeste convert Celesteville's old railroad station into an art museum containing famous masterworks featuring elephants. Includes fold-out poster.

Although his parents do not like the idea, Vic the young rhino and Babar's daughter, Isabelle, become good friends.

Babar the elephant demonstrates and provides step-by-step instructions for basic yoga techniques and positions, then shows how he and Celeste use them to relax and have fun as they travel around the world.

A beautiful bird with sparkling colors and magical powers visits Babar's son, Alexander, in the middle of the night.

Babar and his friends in Celesteville introduce simple French words and phrases to young readers.

Each spread of this board book contains a differently shaped hole through which readers are invited to peek and point out the simple object or animal on the next or the preceding page.

When Babar and Isabelle go on a camping trip, the king is captured by mysterious striped elephants and it is up to Isabelle, with the help of a monkey, a lion, and a snake, to rescue him.

An anthology of previously published stories starring King Babar and his family and friends.

Isabelle the elephant and Vic the rhino persist in their controversial friendship, despite the bad feelings between their respective species.