Jean de Brunhoff

The Story of Babar (Babar Books (Random House))

King Babar overseas the building of the elephant town of Celestville and the organization of his community of subjects.

Babar the King

Babar and His Children (Babar Books (Random House))

In the second Babar story, Babar and Celeste set off in a balloon, beginning an exciting series of adventures. Escaping from savage cannibals, only to be trapped by a circus owner, Babar knows nothing of his home country’s escalating war against the rhinos. But with some help from the Old Lady, Babar returns in time to save the day. This is vintage de Brunhoff--a must for Babar fans and a story sure to charm and engage young readers.

The Travels of Babar

Six tales chronicling the life and adventures of Babar the elephant including "The story of Babar," "The travels of Babar," "Babar the king," "Babar and Zephir," "Babar and his children," and "Babar and Father Christmas."

The Six Unabridged Classics by the Creator of Babar

Bonjour, Babar!

The Story of Babar, the Little Elephant

The Little Elephant

Story of Babar

When the monkey princess, Isabelle, is kidnapped by the horned monster Polomoche, everyone is very worried, but Zephir, Babar's monkey friend, is certain that he can save the princess.

Babar and Zephir

Babar, the King of the Elephants, sets out to find Father Christmas and bring him back to visit the children of the Elephants' country.

Babar and Father Christmas

Merle Haas

Babar's triplets Pan, Flora, and Alexander suffer misadventures in the elephant kingdom.

Babar and His Children

Babar and Father Christmas is the perfect gift for the Babar fan. The exquisite Babar stories have charmed readers around the world for 70 years. All books are illustrated in full colour, with Jean de Brunhoff's original drawings.

Babar at Home

The artist of this illustrated typescript is unknown; it is not in the hand of either of the authors of the Babar series, Jean or Laurent de Brunhoff. It is believed to have been prepared for a BBC production of Jean de Brunhoff's book "Babar en famille" (translated as "Babar at Home" in England and "Babar and His Children" in the United States). It has been suggested that this illustrated typescript was prepared for a production for the BBC children's series "Blue Peter," but the BBC archives does not have a record of a production of "Babar at Home" on that television show. The story was read by Maurice Roeves on the BBC series "Jackanory" on May 28, 1975, but this show did not have a format that would have accomodated an illustrated story such as this one.

Laurent de Brunhoff

o fantasma da ópera

Babar

Elaine Waisglass

Babar fortaeller historien om pianisten

A charming classic picture book following the adventures of Babar the elephant. Becoming king of his people isn’t always easy for Babar the elephant. There are close encounters with snakes, fires and even runaway prams, but his patience and determination always help him to win the day. Jean de Brunhoff’s exquisite Babar stories have charmed readers around the world for 80 years, and they are as cherished today as ever in this beautiful gift book format.

This charming collection of five French illustrated classics follows the adventures of the world's best-loved elephant, Babar, as he becomes king, builds a city, meets Father Christmas and has many other exciting adventures. One of the most iconic series of animal books in history, Babar has become a household name both as a character in children's books and on TV. Jean de Brunhoff's exquisite stories have charmed readers around the world for 80 years, and fans can now cherish a collection of his tales in this beautiful gift book. This edition includes the original introduction by A. A. Milne

Five Classic Stories

The Babar Collection

Babar journeys to distant Pipjeswa in search of Father Christmas, hoping to bring the Yuletide spirit to all his elephant friends.

Ellen Weiss

When Isabelle agrees to be a flower girl at a family friend's wedding, she is so concerned about doing something wrong that she almost forgets to have fun.

Jean de Brunhoff

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