The Trouble with Elephants

The Trouble with Elephants by Chris Riddell, published by HarperTrophy in 1990, is a charming children’s book featuring 25 pages of delightful storytelling and vibrant illustrations. This edition presents a whimsical exploration of the amusing challenges posed by elephants, as seen through the eyes of a young girl who finds them endearing despite their antics.
Readers will discover a playful narrative that highlights the humorous aspects of elephants, such as their tendency to occupy bathtubs and their love for cupcakes at picnics. The book captures the innocence of childhood imagination, showcasing the lovable nature of these animals. With its focus on juvenile fiction and animals, this work invites young readers to engage with the lighthearted themes presented in Riddell’s full-color illustrations.
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What exactly is the trouble with elephants? Well, they take up all the room in the bathtub, they eat all the cupcakes at picnics, and they’re not very good at hide-and-seek. But for the little girl who tells about them, they’re lovable, no matter what they do! Full-color illustrations by the author.
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