The Donkey, the Elephant and the Goat at a Public Meeting is a children's picture book about three animals who attend a public meeting. The donkey, the elephant, and the goat are all curious about what is going on at the meeting, and they decide to attend. At the meeting, the animals learn about the importance of listening to different points of view and respecting the opinions of others. They also learn about the importance of compromise and working together to find solutions to problems. The story is told in a humorous and light-hearted way, and the illustrations are bright and colorful. The book is a great way to introduce children to the concept of democracy and the importance of working together to solve problems.
By Jack Preston Buschlen · First published 1920 · Genre: Fable, Political Satire, Children's Literature