Books with title Eddie the Elephant and Me

Originally published in Singapore as part of the First-Time Writers and Illustrators Publishing Initiative, The Elephant and the Tree became an instant success, selling out its entire print run. Distinctly illustrated in black and green and orchestrated to a tuneful rhythm, this little picture book about the enduring friendship between an Asian Elephant and a tree promote friendship, conservationism, and ecological awareness.Not since The Giving Tree or Owen and Mzee has such a simple and heartwarming tale been crafted to teach young readers about the power of friendship, adventure, and discovery. The Elephant and the Tree is sure to become a classic beloved by generations of readers, inspiring loyalty and love, as well as encouraging children to think for themselves. A modern-day tale of friendship, this story is unique and not to be missed!The Elephant and the Tree is made with recycled materials.

In life we don't always have time to find the perfect person or a hero to do something that seems too hard for us. We have to dig deep and find that hero from within us. Believe in yourself and there wouldn't be any obstacles that will keep you from being a hero. This story is about a little ant with a big heart. No matter his size he tried hard to accomplish the task at hand although others saw his small size. His small size didn't stop him from believing that he could help friends that were bigger and stronger. He became a hero.

"Eddie Elephant had only six hairs growing out of his little round-topped head, but Mama Elephant parted them in the middle and placed Eddie's little hat squarely on the part."Eddie Elephant is off to visit Gran'ma Elephant. As he travels through the jungle he enjoys ice cream sodas, lollipop fields, and palm leaf pies.Some men capture Mabel Monkey, Mandy Monkey, Mickie Monkey, and Maurice Monkey. Eddie to the rescue!A beautifully illustrated story from the creator of Raggedy Ann, Johnny Gruelle, great to real aloud.This book has been edited to remove racism.

Edit You might think that there is nothing new to learn from the stories of the New Testament. You might be wrong.This book is the delightful re-telling of several New Testament stories, including the birth of Jesus, as seen through the eyes of a young elephant and an angel. An unlikely partnership, but one that does not appear incongruous, thanks to these well woven short stories. Adults and children alike will warm to this family of elephants and particularly to the young elephant, later to become lead elephant of his own herd, who helps a tired young angel travel to Bethlehem to see the new born baby Jesus. Allow yourself to be transported to a world where angels exist and miracles really happen.