Books in Elephant series

Once upon a time, in the beautiful Land of In Between, there lived a wise old king, but when the king died, leaving his kingdom divided between his two sons, Huff and Puff, trouble arose. They quarreled, partitioned the kingdom, and put up a great border between them. When King Huff's horse is put under a spell and changed, only Peaky with aid of Princess Pom Pom, King Puff's daughter, can save him. Illustrated by Terry Myler.

The perfect coloring book for every child that loves elephants. 80 coloring pages filled with nothing but elephants. This coloring book bundles volumes 1 and 2. Art is like a rainbow, never-ending and brightly colored. Feed the creative mind of your child and have fun! Each picture is printed on its own 8.5 x 11 inch page so no need to worry about smudging.

Ella Elephant is bored of eating grass for tea, and complains to her mother. Everyone else in the jungle seems to have far more interesting food, so Ella sets out to try something new. First, she tries a mango - " Yuck! " She says. Then, she has some fish - " Eeew! " She says. And then, she eats some nuts - " Ick! " She says. But after a fruitless search Ella realises that what she really yearns for is a lovely bowl of crisp, green grass, and that she really does like it, after all. Second helpings, anyone? Part of a series of four jumbo-sized board books which deal with toddler experiences. Created by Karen Wallace, and beautifully brought to life by Rebecca Harry`s illustrations, Ella is a very special character, whom young children will love.

Based on the animated hit show for preschoolers on Disney Junior, Ella the Elephant is a kind and generous little elephant who solves everyday problems with her magic red hat and her friends' help. It’s time for the big talent show at school and everyone has a special act to perform—except Ella! She tries to play music, sing, and dance, but nothing feels right. Then Mrs. Briggs asks Ella to introduce each act. And with a little help from her magic hat, Ella realizes that she does have an important talent after all!