With Elmer’s typical sense of mischief and fun, as all his friends and family are complaining that winter time is cold he persuades them to take a walk, but it’s not as cold as living on a mountain top. Elmer’s powers of persuasion are legendary and this story is a typically brilliant example. This edition comes with an audio CD read by Ray Brooks, complete with original music and sound effects. Perfect for toddlers. To see other Elmer titles click here.
At the first hint of a chill in the air, Elmer's friends start complaining about the cold, so Elmer decides to show them what cold weather is really like. They set off for a walk up a mountain, and the higher they get, the colder it gets. A good snowball fight at the top warms them all up, but the elephants agree that compared with the freezing mountain top, their home is not really that cold at all.
With his typical sense of mischief and fun, Elmer shows how hot and cold are only relative.
David McKee (January 1935 – April 2022) was born in Devon and studied at Plymouth Art College. In the early part of his career, McKee regularly drew and sold humorous drawings to magazines and newspapers such as The Times Educational Supplement, Punch and the Reader’s Digest.
David McKee wrote and illustrated over 50 picture books for Andersen Press and penned a number of children’s classics including King Rollo, Mr Benn, Not Now Bernard and of course, Elmer the Patchwork Elephant.
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