An Unusual Breakfast
In which the von Hedwig children struggle to survive, and find they have both too much and too little imagination to enjoy their meal. (Voyage to Antafrica 41)
In which the von Hedwig children struggle to survive, and find they have both too much and too little imagination to enjoy their meal. (Voyage to Antafrica 41)
In which the much tried and exhausted von Hedwig children make camp in the unexplored wilderness. (Voyage to Antafrica 40)
In which the children are attacked! (Voyage to Antafrica 37)
In which the children at last ascend to the surface of the earth, only to find themselves in more danger! (Voyage to Antafrica 36)
In which Bettina’s excellent idea puts her siblings in grave danger. (Voyage to Antafrica 33)
In which Annabelle loses her composure. (Voyage to Antafrica 32)
The von Hedwig children are stuck in an underground cave and Claire has disappeared. (Voyage to Antafrica 31)
I which, I am sorry to say, there is squabbling. (Voyage to Antafrica 30)
The von Hedwig children are trapped miles below the surface of the earth, where they indulge in a bit of fishing, a bit of cartography, and a bit of trouble. (Voyage to Antafrica 29)
In which the children run aground, and are out of cookies. (Voyage to Antafrica 28)
In which the children fall and the Count is ungrateful. (Voyage to Antafrica 27)
In which our distraught parents race for help, and Madame and Chef reach an uneasy understanding. (Voyage to Antafrica 23)
In which, although the circumstances are dark indeed, a beacon of hope shines from afar. (Voyage to Antafrica 22)