Why do we love Elephants so much?Is it because they're a lot like us?In this beautifully photographed book, discover the amazing ways and wisdom of the sacred Asian elephant. Learn how these gentlest of giants live and work and love. How they share many of the characteristics of humankind including family devotion, kindness and intelligence. And how, despite sanctions, they are still being killed at an alarming rate.A percentage of your purchase will support Elephantstay in Ayutthaya, Thailand, to maintain and develop their conservation, protection and breeding program. In this small way, we hope this small book will assist with the preservation of a truly endangered species.
When the zoo is unable to keep a miniature elephant, Emily and her parents make a home for it and its monkey friend in their lovely meadow with a river running by.
Which Animal?
This series of 24 titles includes six of each in A Bugs World, Fascinating Food Chain, Dinosaur Digs, and I Wish I Were A... series. In Simplified Chinese. Annotation copyright Tsai Fong Books, Inc. Distributed by Tsai Fong Books, Inc.
jumped on a train , as soon as he heard from Parkersburg . ' She turned to Mr Eastcote . “ That receipt is forged ! The elephant's mine . My father would never have sold him for so little . Ask Tad . ' Mr Eastcote's eyes swivelled round ...
"The original picture book text for this story has been modified by the author to be an early reader."
An illustrated narrative series for 5 to 8 year-olds, each title focusing on the life cycle, behaviour, family relationships and habitat of a specific animal. For reading together and for budding young readers to read alone.
Ella, a young elephant, travels with her family, witnesses a newborn elephant's birth, and protects the new baby from a hyena attack.
Examines the physical characteristics, behavior, and life cycle of elephants and describes their relationship with humans and their status as an endangered species.
Presenting a mixture of fact, stories, games, puzzles and quizzes this book's combination of photographs and text provides information about the lives of elephants.
An elephant thinks he can swing on a tree branch like the monkeys. When he takes a bad fall, a lot of help is needed to get him on his feet.