Books with title Stan the Elephant

For Kalla, born to human parents but raised by a family of elephants, growing up in the rainforest is a grand adventure -- until she realizes that humans and elephants make better enemies than friends.Determined to prove she belongs with the herd, Kalla goes on a quest to find the Oracle Stone, a mythical object as ancient and sacred to the elephants as the stories they keep. Once again among a human tribe, however, she faces new challenges and doubts about where her true loyalties lie.

"Don't Dance, S-S-Slither!" Said the Snake.From the savannah to the jungle, every animal believes that their own talents are in the best interest of this aspiring little elephant. Follow Emma as journeys from the jungle to the outback in hopes of becoming a great dancer. She learns that her own talent is every bit as important as it is unique from the talent of her animal friends.

“Stanley The Elephant” is an instant classic in the Dr. Seuss vein of children’s storytelling. The story begins at the circus, when a young lad and his father meet Stanley The Elephant who works at the circus as the biggest star of the big top tent. Taken by Stanley’s ability to pull a quarter from behind his ear the young lad invites Stanley The Elephant over for dinner—and doesn’t mention it to his parents.Hilarity ensues from the time Stanley The Elephant arrives at the gate—not even a minute late—and joins the family for a dinner that brings the house down—literally! Seamless rhymes, brilliant watercolors, and a theme that cleverly teaches, that with success comes responsibility and kindness to others, are all perfectly balanced in this Stan Lerner classic.

Elly the Elephant lives alone at the zoo. She has many neighbours, but they are all so different from her, and she does not know how to make friends with them. Instead, she chooses to play with her new ball all by herself.When a gust of wind blows the ball over her wall, we follow Elly as she learns a valuable lesson about building new friendships, even with those who are different.

A young elephant named Ellie living in Thailand dreams of joining the elephant polo team and playing in the Elephant Cup polo tournament, but her parents want her to work in the rice fields. Will she realize her dream of playing elephant polo?Book two in the World Adventurers for Kids Series, “Ellie the Elephant” is an illustrated picture book that encourages children to follow their dreams. Inspired by the author’s adventures in Thailand and real elephant polo matches, the story features Ellie the Elephant and her family, Monk the Monkey, and human boys Wasan and Wattana. Fun for kids and adults alike, the story will introduce them to the amazing game of elephant polo and inspire children to dream big.The Illustrated Edition features 21 color illustrations. The Photo Edition features 21 illustrated photos.

When a fortuneteller’s tent appears in the market square of the city of Baltese, orphan Peter Augustus Duchene knows the questions that he needs to ask: Does his sister still live? And if so, how can he find her?The fortuneteller’s mysterious answer (An elephant! An elephant will lead him there!) sets off a chain of events so remarkable, so impossible, that Peter can hardly dare to believe it.But it is—all of it—true.

In 1980 Sheila Graber was commissioned to create a series of animated films for World TV based on Rudyard Kipling's "Just So Stories." These books are based on the hand painted art work created for that series.The Elephant's Child is a typical youngster. Always curious about the world, always asking Who? Where? What? and When? We hope this book will help keep that sense of wonder and fun alive !