The wind blows away the farmer's hat and he finds it being used in a most surprising way

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Here's Eloise, little Miss Diplomat in Moscow where it absolutely nothing but blizzards and nyet, nyet, nyet, and dasvidanya. Here Eloise does what she does best - tests the hotelski room service to its limit ("here's what is not allowed: Diner's Club Card!"), teaches the pigeons ballet and skibbles around town taking in Red Square and the Kremlin, the Circus, the Ballet and some ice skating. Nanny becomes partial to black caviar from the Caspian Sea and they listen to "rawther a lot of music from Helsinki. The all-American Eloise and late 1950s Moscow prove to be a unique combination. Thompson and Knight perfectly convey the greyness of the city and the Cold War paranoia, but Eloise's infectious good-nature manages to pervade the whole city. It all amounts to a history and geography lesson complete with Eloise's unique mixture of precocious etiquette, mischief and nonsense.

Works selected from the most creative periods of the Western theater reveal the dramatic use of plot and character

Six-year-old Eloise lives with her mother and her English nanny at the Plaza Hotel, where she finds many opportunities to indulge in mischief

A full exposition of the theory and practices of Yoga, the history of its forms and its role in the evolution of Indian spirituality

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After Thad embarrasses Maggie and she retaliates by embarrassing him even more, he plots revenge.

When the Great Brain leaves Adenville to attend school, nine-year-old J.D. is left to discover his own significant talents.