Babar convinces Kawak the parrot not to run away following an argument, but to return to Olala's singing group.

With the help of her animal friends, little Isabelle rescues her father, King Babar, from the land of the lost elephants.

After Babar and Celeste watch him on television, Truffles, the most famous chef in Celesteville, comes to the palace to give cooking lessons.

Babar, his family, and the Old Lady are shipwrecked on what seems to be a desert island, but soon they have made a new friend who calms their fears and introduces them to his pleasant way of life.

Babar pays an official visit to Washington, D.C., then travels around the United States, receiving an honorary degree from Harvard University, fishing in Lake Michigan, and touring California with his family.

"When Babar's youngest daughter, Isabelle, heads to Paris on her own for the first time, he tells her how to enjoy the iconic city to the fullest"--

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

Unhappy because she is the smallest in the family, Isabelle discovers that being little has its advantages when she is asked to perform in the circus.

Pom, Flora, Alexander, and Arthur go to Babar's studio and learn about mixing and using colors.

The children of Babar the elephant want to keep the Wully-Wully they find as a pet, but a rhinoceros steals him.