There was a little misstreated boy named james, who dosen't get fed for stupid reasons. One day when he's out in the garden when a old man walks up to him and gives him some seeds. He drops them and a huge peach grows and he climbs into the peach and the peach rools away and goes over the atlantic ocean. Sounds fantastic dosen't it.

A crude adaptation of the Disney film version of "James and the Giant Peach". I bought this book solely for the Lane Smith illustrations. Other Smith fans might take a look at the work of Sergei Goloshapov, another great illustrator with a similar, unusual style.

This book is about a boy who lived with her mean aunts and then they grew this peach and his aunts wants to sell it. This book is funny because bugs are talking to James and they traveled.