Books with title The Big Elephant in the Room

The Elephant in the Room is the story of eighth-grader Nicholas Baum, an outspoken conservative and Trump supporter that lives in Essex County, New Jersey, the most liberal county in the blue state. In his private middle school, Nick faces daily encounters and obstacles that challenge his political beliefs, but remains firm on his stances. The Elephant in the Room is a first-hand retelling of stories, thoughts, and hopes from Nick, including his stances, love of New Jersey, anxieties, Jewish heritage, and how they all play a part in shaping his political affiliation. Despite your politics or political beliefs, Nick teaches the valuable lesson of never backing down, and always standing up for what you believe in.

Elephants In The Room is award-winning author Charlene Wexler’s latest collection of short fiction and essays examining life, love, and the tragedy and comedy of the human condition.Whether she is tackling fiction or essays, Charlene Wexler writes from the heart. With a keen eye for detail and a way of looking at the world a bit sideways, Wexler’s writings in Elephants In The Room will entertain while they make you think.In Elephants In The Room, Wexler’s fiction and essays are grouped in five categories.Coming of Age features essays and fiction about growing up and reaching some of life’s milestones—whether you are ready or not.In Family and Friends, you’ll meet some of the fun characters in Wexler’s life and in her fiction, and inevitably you’ll think about similar loved ones in your own world. The story “Elephants In The Room,” from which the title of this book is derived, appears in this section.What would life be without our animal pals? Wexler shares some stories about four-footed friends and loved ones in Animal Magnetism.The Passing Parade features Wexler’s fiction and prose observations on the changes in our fast-paced world.Senior Moments contains Wexler’s wry, humorous, and even serious observations on the mature years.After reading Elephants In The Room, you’ll see why Wexler’s books and short stories have won multiple awards. Her style makes you feel as if you are reading about or talking to dear friends.Elephants In The Room is Wexler’s second collection of fiction and essays published in book form. The first, Milk and Oranges, won several awards.Elephants In The Room is a collection of stories that will pluck at your heartstrings and tickle your funnybone.

Elephants In The Room is award-winning author Charlene Wexler’s latest collection of short fiction and essays examining life, love, and the tragedy and comedy of the human condition. Whether she is tackling fiction or essays, Charlene Wexler writes from the heart. With a keen eye for detail and a way of looking at the world a bit sideways, Wexler’s writings in Elephants In The Room will entertain while they make you think. In Elephants In The Room, Wexler’s fiction and essays are grouped in five categories. Coming of Age features essays and fiction about growing up and reaching some of life’s milestones—whether you are ready or not. In Family and Friends, you’ll meet some of the fun characters in Wexler’s life and in her fiction, and inevitably you’ll think about similar loved ones in your own world. The story “Elephants In The Room,” from which the title of this book is derived, appears in this section. What would life be without our animal pals? Wexler shares some stories about four-footed friends and loved ones in Animal Magnetism. The Passing Parade features Wexler’s fiction and prose observations on the changes in our fast-paced world. Senior Moments contains Wexler’s wry, humorous, and even serious observations on the mature years. After reading Elephants In The Room, you’ll see why Wexler’s books and short stories have won multiple awards. Her style makes you feel as if you are reading about or talking to dear friends. Elephants In The Room is Wexler’s second collection of fiction and essays published in book form. The first, Milk and Oranges, won several awards. Elephants In The Room is a collection of stories that will pluck at your heartstrings and tickle your funnybone.

Elephants In The Room is award-winning author Charlene Wexler’s latest collection of short fiction and essays examining life, love, and the tragedy and comedy of the human condition. Whether she is tackling fiction or essays, Charlene Wexler writes from the heart. With a keen eye for detail and a way of looking at the world a bit sideways, Wexler’s writings in Elephants In The Room will entertain while they make you think. In Elephants In The Room, Wexler’s fiction and essays are grouped in five categories. Coming of Age features essays and fiction about growing up and reaching some of life’s milestones—whether you are ready or not. In Family and Friends, you’ll meet some of the fun characters in Wexler’s life and in her fiction, and inevitably you’ll think about similar loved ones in your own world. The story “Elephants In The Room,” from which the title of this book is derived, appears in this section. What would life be without our animal pals? Wexler shares some stories about four-footed friends and loved ones in Animal Magnetism. The Passing Parade features Wexler’s fiction and prose observations on the changes in our fast-paced world. Senior Moments contains Wexler’s wry, humorous, and even serious observations on the mature years. After reading Elephants In The Room, you’ll see why Wexler’s books and short stories have won multiple awards. Her style makes you feel as if you are reading about or talking to dear friends. Elephants In The Room is Wexler’s second collection of fiction and essays published in book form. The first, Milk and Oranges, won several awards. Elephants In The Room is a collection of stories that will pluck at your heartstrings and tickle your funnybone.

In the spirit of the Ahlbergs' 'Peepo', a hilarious rhyming picture book about an elephant who tours every room of the house, attempting to be noticed by a busy family. Written by Tony Wilson (Harry Highpants, The Princess and the Packet of Frozen Peas) and illustrated by Greg Ure, this will entertain and charm readers aged 2-5. Australian author Andy Griffiths said of this title: "'Very cool and very funny. I can give you no higher compliment than to say that I wish I'd written it!'.

This elephant in the room is one that you'll have no problem addressing. The second collection of short stories and illustrations, it picks up right where Wishes For Fishes leaves off. Meet a narwhal with a banana stuck to his tusk, a fly who has to walk, and a skeleton who lost his head. And of course, find out what happens when an elephant enters the room. Fun rhymes paired with beautiful illustrations once again in this wonderful book.