""The Toys of Peace"" is a collection of satirical and humorous short stories written by the renowned British author Hector Hugh Munro, better known by his pen name, Saki. This collection showcases Saki's unique wit and biting social commentary. In these delightful and witty stories, Saki takes a playful and satirical look at various aspects of Edwardian society. He skillfully weaves together elements of comedy, irony, and absurdity to create entertaining narratives that often expose the hypocrisy and pretensions of the upper class. ""The Toys of Peace"" presents a range of amusing situations and eccentric characters, including mischievous children, unconventional adults, and animals with unexpected personalities. Saki's sharp observations and clever writing style make each story a delightful exploration of human behaviour and societal norms.