The Hare once boasted of his speed before the other animals, "I have never been beaten. I challenge anyone to race with me," said the Hare. Of course you remember what happened.

As Easter approaches, Annie and the rabbit family decorate eggs for the children in the valley.

A quarter travels all around the community and eventually returns to Tom who was the first to spend the coin.

Two children follow various tracks in the snow and try to identify who or what made them.

Annie and Captain Cade rescue rabbits Bobo and Dot when a storm at sea capsizes their little red sailboat.

In the Chinese city of Canton, Mr. Chang wishes to have a yellow robe like that of the ruling mandarin, to distinguish himself as a truly important person, but after earning the right to wear the special robe he discovers a different way to be happy.

Lamb Chop learns an important lesson in life after hearing Aesop's fable "The Lion and the Mouse."

A selection of stories of the native peoples of Europe.

Somewhere, beyond Tibet, lies a paradise of universal wisdom and ineffable peace known as Shambhala. Called by some Shangri-la, this mythical kingdom of jewel lakes, wish-fulfilling trees, and speaking stones has fired the imagination of both actual explorers and travelers to the inner realms. This fascinating look behind the myth shows Shambhala to be a "real" place, always accessible to the pure of heart.