elephants

Gerald, a cautious and pessimistic elephant, believes he is allergic to his best friend, the optimistic and occasionally reckless Piggie, and is concerned that he will need to stay away from his pal forever.

Zoe finds ways to help the newest member of the zoo, Bertie the baby elephant, feel welcome and prevent him from rushing into big trouble.

"Freddy is a skateboarding mouse. Annabel is a science-loving elephant. Overcoming differences and distances, they become firm friends and help each other out of some awkward scrapes"--Back cover.

Gabriel the elephant reminisces on his younger days and his dreams of being a member of a brave lifeboat crew.

"Being a bright red elephant, Doris is very easy to spot. Can you see her? Exactly. But Doris dreams of losing herself in a colorful crowd. Come on a journey of discover as one little elephant comes to appreciate being herself"--Publisher's description.

"Counting down the days to the new baby's arrival, [a] . . . young elephant sibling, overflowing with love, is beyond excited to welcome this soon-to-be new family member!"--Provided by publisher.

"Did you know elephants are the world's largest land animals? Male African elephants can reach ten feet tall and weigh up to 16,500 pounds! These endangered animals are beloved for the massive ears ears, thick skin, and flexible trunks, as well as their remarkable intelligence and empathy. And despite their size, the more you get to know them, the more you'll realize humans and elephants have a lot in common"--Provided by publisher.

"This volume follows the journey of Ginger, a baby Asian elephant who is left orphaned after his mother is shot by poachers in Yunnan Province. Without the help and support of his mother, will the young elephant be able to survive in the wild? Read the story to find out more"--Back cover.

A young elephant embarks on a whimsical quest to find various lost objects belonging to their animal neighbors, uncovering a mystery as snail, squirrel, and ladybugs reveal their missing items.

"Tusks are ready. Let the battle begin! Learn how elephants and rhinos fight through narrative nonfiction"--OCLC.