Roger Duvoisin

When the door to his house at the zoo is left open a lion decides to visit his friends, but he quickly learns that people are not nearly as polite or friendly in town as when they visit him at the zoo.

The barnyard friends of Crocus the crocodile love and admire him for his fierce-looking teeth. When he must have them pulled, life changes for all the animals.

A goose, to save a handsome gander who is being fattened for Christmas, disguises herself as a monster, begs, and makes and sells Christmas decorations.

Santa Claus decides that he wants to see the sring flowers and Easter time, so he orders a mail-order suit and travels incognito, but the children recognize his beard, nose and twinkle.

A lonely giraffe and frog must overcome their tendency to talk without listening before they can become friends.

When Santa's reindeer get the flu a week before Christmas, the whale comes to the rescue.

When Veronica arrives at Petunia's farm, the animals object to her ways and looks until she gets sick, at which time, they decide they like her after all.

"When a family buys a new house, each member has a different idea of what color to paint it."--

Both animals and people bathe, eat, greet visitors, play, and sleep, but they may have very different ways of doing each.

Various farmyard animals are alarmed by their reflection in a rain puddle. They think one of their species is drowning. To their relief when the sun dries up the puddle there are no animals there.