The Selfish Crocodile
The Selfish Crocodile by Faustin Charles is a children’s book published by Bloomsbury in September 2005. This edition features 32 pages and is presented in English. The story revolves around a large, snappy crocodile who demands that all animals stay away from his river, instilling fear among the creatures of the forest. However, the situation takes a turn when the crocodile finds himself in pain, prompting a small mouse to step in and help resolve the conflict.
Readers will discover themes of friendship and social skills as the tale unfolds, showcasing how even the smallest among them can make a significant impact. The narrative highlights the importance of community and cooperation in overcoming challenges. With its engaging storyline and vibrant illustrations, this book is suitable for children aged three and up, making it a delightful addition to any young reader’s collection.
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Every morning a very large and very snappy crocodile shouts this selfish message: ‘Stay away from my river! It’s my river! If you come in my river, I’ll eat you all!’ The animals in the forest don’t know what to do. They are frightened of the crocodile. Even the fish, tadpoles, frogs, crabs and crayfish stay out of the water. Until one day the creatures are woken by a loud groaning sound which turns out to be the selfish crocodile in a lot of pain, and the smallest of them all, a little mouse, finds a way to solve their snappy dilemma! 3 yrs+
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