Books with title One Little Elephant

Scaled down to approximately half the size of books in the Look at Me series, this book presents the same illustrations found in the original, with a slightly abridged story, perfectly sized for little hands. These books offer child-friendly portrayals of baby animals and their mothers, and use simple language to show how the mommy animals keep their babies out of trouble. In Little Elephant, Mommy elephant helps her baby explore the jungle and teaches him all about how to find food, stay safe, and more. Toddlers will love the pictures and the story, and will be delighted when their own Mommy or Daddy reads it to them.

Death is cold. Kelsea Stone can’t remember her childhood, and frankly, she doesn’t really care. She’s doing fine on her own in L.A. without any family to tie her down. But when she finds out her estranged birth parents have died and left her their house in Canaan Valley, West Virginia, she discovers more than just an inheritance waiting for her in the mountains. An angry presence lingers there, and it will not rest until it has had its revenge.

A page-turning haunted tale of ghosts, vengeance, and family ties.Death is cold.Kelsea Stone can’t remember her childhood, and frankly, she doesn’t really care. She’s doing fine on her own in L.A. without any family to tie her down. But when she finds out her estranged birth parents have died and left her their house in Canaan Valley, West Virginia, she discovers more than just an inheritance waiting for her in the mountains. An angry presence lingers there, and it will not rest until it has had its revenge.

B.E.S. delightful series of Look at Me Books for toddlers continues to grow with more brand-new titles for the Spring 2011 season. Each of these board books tells a story about mother animal, how she cares for her baby, and keeps it out of trouble. The stories have natural appeal for younger boys and girls. This book's color illustrations on every page show a mother elephant and her baby rendered in a naturalistic style and placed in realistic settings. The book is die-cut in the shape of the baby elephant that is shown on the front cover and depicted in the story.

The little pInk elephant loved to sing and dance. She is jubilant and boisterous."Hush, be still" she was often told. She would try, but the joy would burst forth.She would sing and dance once more. "Join me!" she invited instead.Would they? Could They?The Little Pink Elephant is a little different from the other elephants. This story encourages children to shine their brightest and not let other's steal their joy. The little pink elephant knows that its not about outshining anyone else, its about spreading joy to others.

Cuddle up with our cute little elephant friend! This soft, durable cloth book is an ideal first “reading” experience for curious little babies that offer an array of sensory experiences perfect for early tactile learning and fine motor skill development. From flaps and peeks to crinkle pages, this adorable book has plenty for little ones to explore. A wonderful addition to baby’s first library collection! Soft, interactive pages perfect for keeping baby engaged and entertained Strengthens hand-eye coordination and fine motor skill development Made from durable, non-toxic soft fabric Perfect gift for baby showers, birthdays, and holidays! Cute and playful illustrations babies will love

"The delightful illustrations lift this above many others of its ilk..." -Kirkus Reviews A perfect tale to read to curious daughters. To the dreamers. To the ones who love braids. To the ones who prefer to wear their hair down. To the ones who fill their mouths with jelly. To the ones that chat away, even when they’re asleep. To the ones who watch in silence, and smile. To the ones who discover the world in the tiniest things. In short, this is a message of love, to remind all daughters that their moms and dads will be there every step of the way through the wonderful adventure that is life. From the hands of the best-selling authors of children's stories Ariel Andrés Almada (author) and Sonja Wimmer (illustration) comes this story that will make families who have a daughter smile in their homes. A journey through her first words, the discovery of her emotions, her dreams ... in short, a story in which both moms and dads and girls will be reflected and excited with each illustration. If you have a daughter, this is the book for you. Don't miss the book trailer! Read the first pages:

The little pInk elephant loved to sing and dance. She is jubilant and boisterous."Hush, be still" she was often told. She would try, but the joy would burst forth.She would sing and dance once more. "Join me!" she invited instead.Would they? Could They?The Little Pink Elephant is a little different from the other elephants. This story encourages children to shine their brightest and not let other's steal their joy. The little pink elephant knows that its not about outshining anyone else, its about spreading joy to others.

One little boy living on a farm in rural Texas gets a big surprise when he discovers tiny flying elephants under his bed. But his mom doesn’t like critters in the house, so he tries to keep them a secret. Until one day they escape from his bedroom and cause havoc in the house. But when locusts invade the farm and start to destroy crops, the elephants come to the rescue!Bestselling author-illustrator Graeme Base has created a unique story with his signature illustrations, which are sure to appeal to young readers.Praise for Little Elephants"The minimal text wisely recedes for Base's gorgeous paintings, and the story's very implausibility is a large part of the delight... An offbeat and winning mix of earthiness and enchantment."—Kirkus Reviews"This is a strange, magical book. Base’s lush paintings ground the fanciful story in its realistic rural setting. At the same time, the landscapes are suffused with a golden glow that casts a soporific charm over the whole book. Interesting visual details abound, from the mouse’s thimble helmet to the prophetic circus posters on the walls. A great book to enjoy one-on-one."—School Library Journal"Graeme Base has done it again. His beautifully detailed paintings are such an important part of this story."—Library Media Connection