"The Toy Shop" is a play written by Robert Dodsley in 1735. The main characters of the work are the doll Logica and the doll Vera, who are trying to unlock the most important knowledge about the world and man. Thanks to a mixture of humor and fantasy, the play has an educational character, teaches children important life values and develops their creative thinking. "The King and the Miller of Mansfield" is another work by Robert Dodsley, published in 1737. This comedy recreates the adventures of a king who tries to see a simple miller and his family with his own eyes. Due to the difference in status, these two worlds collide, which leads to many comic situations and teaches readers the importance of mutual understanding and awareness. In both works, Robert Dodsley perfectly combines deep philosophical content with light humor, which makes his works interesting and useful for readers of any age.