Elmer, the patchwork elephant, has been a favorite of children around the world since the first book debuted in 1989.
It's almost Elmer's Special Day again, and the elephants are busy painting themselves in bright colors just like Elmer. But in all the excitement they are making an awful lot of noise and upsetting the other animals.
So Elmer changes the rules and invites every single animal to join in the parade. And they have a surprise in store for Elmer...
Everyone deserves to be celebrated - because everyone is special and unique. The popular "I Celebrate You" series provides a uniquely customized gift for those times when a greeting card just isn't enough. Each 28-page book combines original art with special messages of celebration - and includes several pages for the sender to personalize the booklet with notes of encouragement.
Marion Dane Bauer's bestselling My Mother Is Mine is now available as a Classic Board Book!
In simple verse, baby animals praise the attributes of their mothers and one little girl does the same. A baby robin loves how her mother feeds her worms, a baby kangaroo loves how tightly his mother holds him, and a baby giraffe loves how tall her mother is. Of all the special reasons why a mother is so special, baby loves her mother because her mother belongs only to her.
Perfect for sharing at Mother’s Day or any time of the year. This book resonates with the warmth and love between a mother and child.
Added by: bl007 | Karma: 5748.45 | Black Hole | 23 December 2013
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Story Teller Song Book
This was the single volume magazine published in 1986, the last title from the Story Teller series. It has 52 pages consisting of 20 “all-time singalong favourites” and games, puzzles and things to do. Eden Phillips kept the rein as editor and old Story Teller favourite Malcolm Livingstone was one of the illustrators. Along with the Story Teller 2 special preview issue, the Song Book is probably the hardest-to-find title in the series and no collection is really complete without it.
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