We are not going to change the tabs or these. S, you can see the headings, we are going down the questions, so when we come over here, we will be moving to the tab that is going there. So, I will do that, but the rest, you can click anywhere. So, this is what is shown once you get to the Babar by Brunhoff. …show more content…
Interviewer: Babar is by Jean de Brunhoff, the adaptations don’t have to be by Brunhoff.
Interviewee: Okay.
Interviewer: So it’s adaptations of Babar.
Interviewee: Right.
Interviewer: What kinds of adaptations?
Interviewee: Oh, what kinds, okay.
Interviewer: Does that make sense?
Interviewee: Yeah, so I think I understand. I just misread the question.
Interviewer: So, you can name a few.
Interviewee: Yeah, so animated films, animated television and that kind of things. That is just me being dumb.
Interviewer: [Inaudible][00:03:07].
Interviewee: Okay, you are looking for the earliest publication of the Babar picture books in this collection. What is the earliest year you can find?
Interviewer: So, you clicked on? Just tell me what you clicked on.
Interviewee: Oh, I clicked on English.
Interviewer: And now, you are looking on the side.
Interviewee: Yeah, I am looking on the side at the years. I guess, 1933. In what languages are Babar translations available in this collection? English, French, and Italian. What are the differences among various English audio books? I clicked English and then spoken word. What are the