Ah, Maman
Ah, Papa
Running away
Easter-time
A stroll
Feeling blue
Lullaby
John William's walking blues
Dreaming
Moonstruck
Good morning, Paris
Looking back
Got you!
Puppets on a string
Undercurrent

Ah, Maman

In fact the first 3 pieces Ah, maman, Ah,papa and Running away belong together and also Mozart's variations "Ah, vous dirai je, Maman" could be recognized in a way.

Ah, Papa

Running away

Easter-time

A simple Bach-like little piece; pedaling needed.

A stroll

Keep your right hand in the same position while moving. Easy, isn't it? Play it a bit jazzier by using the notation above the piece.

Feeling blue

In spite of the three dangerous looking flats easy to play because of its clear structure.

Lullaby

Sweet, don't forget the pedal.

John William's walking blues

See also "Anybody home?" in Book 2. And indeed, it was quite a distance to walk for little "Jan Willem" (and I still feel sorry for him).

Dreaming

Because of a same combination of notes you can keep your hands in the same position and don't forget to put your left hand across the right hand.

Moonstruck

In fact nothing else than a handful of broken triads.

Good morning, Paris

Close your eyes and you 'll smell fresh baked croissants and hear an accordionist playing along the Seine.

Looking back

The Melody is in the left hand and there is some putting across hands in the last 2 lines.

Got you!

A firm beginning and syncope's in the left hand. Try to catch the beat by nodding your head on the second count.

Puppets on a string

It's important to play the notation above, for, if you don't it 'll sound a bit dull.

Undercurrent

The middle-section is not that easy but your efforts will be rewarded at the end, which is triumphant.