Elmer and Snake
Elmer and Snake by David McKee is a delightful children’s book published by Andersen Press in 2004. This edition features 32 pages and is presented in English. The story revolves around a playful trick involving Elmer, the colorful elephant, and his friend Snake, who concoct a scheme to make the other elephants believe Elmer is unwell by covering him in pale mud.
Readers will find a humorous tale that explores themes of friendship and mischief among animals. As the elephants become concerned about Elmer’s supposed illness, they seek Snake’s advice, leading to a series of amusing events. The narrative highlights the playful dynamics between the characters, making it an engaging read for young audiences interested in stories about animals and their adventures.
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The elephants decide to play a trick on Elmer – and Snake suggests pretending to Elmer that he looks pale, to see if they can persuade him that he IS unwell. Meanwhile, Snake conspires with Elmer to trick the other elephants into thinking he is pale and unwell by covering Elmer in pale mud. It works, and the other elephants get rather worried about him. They ask Snake to give his advice – and he suggests tickling Elmer! Of course the dried mud cracks open, and the elephants realise that Snake has tricked them all. But they can’t tickle Snake because he’s very sensibly gone on holiday!
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