Elmer the ElephantExciting Tales Book Collection (10 Books)
R399
About
Elmer is an elephant who has a colourful body, with yellow, orange, red, pink, purple, blue, green, black and white arranged as a patchwork. He has a cheerful and optimistic personality, and he loves practical jokes.
The stories are suitable for early exploration of the themes and issues relating to the concept of diversity, as Elmer discovers that when he tries to change his appearance in order to 'blend in' with the other elephants, they no longer recognise him, or accept him as one of their own. This makes Elmer sad, and he experiences how it feels to be treated like an outcast, after being ostracised by his old friends. It's only when it begins to rain, and the grey paint that Elmer has covered himself with starts to disappear, that Elmer's 'true colours' are revealed, much to the surprise and delight of his friends, who preferred his multicoloured and fun loving persona. Following their happy reunion, the elephants reassure Elmer that they love him because of his differences, and not in spite of them, and they celebrate by painting themselves in multi-coloured paint, in recognition of Elmer's unique appearance and personality.
Product Features:
- 10 Beautifully Illustrated Children's Books
- Adventure Filled Stories
- Great Gift
Titles Include:
- Elmer
- Elmer and Super El
- Elmer and the Wind
- Elmer and the Rainbow
- Elmer and the Stranger
- Elmer on Stilts
- Elmer and the Last Teddy
- Elmer in the Snow
- Elmer's Special Day
- Elmer and Wilbur
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