Elephants Books

A marvelous guide to these spectacular marine mammals. More for the reader interested in the facts of the species rather than for the owner, though it proved reasonably useful to my husband and I in caring for a 2 week old pup before the authorities caught up with us. And a good job they did! According to this book Clarence would have grown to over 16 feet and 5000lbs, and he was already getting too big for the bath.

That is the question the Psalmist asked. I've no idea and neither does this book, but it contains a world of recipes for which one of the following is true:
1.Men can cook them,
2.Men can eat them, or
3.Men wouldn't want to be connected with them in any way, shape or form.
In any case, the book is great! It is great for you or great for a gift to either a man or a woman!

Here's a unique mystery thriller starring a young woman whose husband is fighting in Europe during the waning days of World War II. She has a way of getting into trouble, and a carefully paced series of events leads her into a world of darkness, danger and mystery. Great late night read!

What a cute book! It not only tells a good story, but you can search the pages and count the elephants. This is a great cuddle-up-and-read book for parents and toddlers. Or use it in the classroom for sequencing. Good job, Norah.

This is the best Cookbook for Khmer (Cambodian) cuisine available in English. My wife and I love this book the pictures are beautiful and the recipes are fantastic. My wife is from Cambodia and we looked for a long time to find such a fabulous Khmer cookbook. The recipes are simple and most mega-mart stores will carry almost all of the ingredients used in them.

Part of a birthday present for my daughter - she loves it! Thank you.

From the head writer of Sesame Street comes a debut picture book pairing gorgeous drawings by illustrator Ana Juan with the story of eight-year-old Eliza, who wishes for an elephant to come take her away for her birthday. Two days later an elephant comes down her street and takes her into a magical jungle lost to her parents. What can convince Eliza that it's worth it to return home to her family after such a journey? THE ELEPHANT WISH is a lovely and whimsical original story.

The Elephant with a Trunk on Its Head is a wonderfully written book that engages the reader with a great story. I was pulled in immediately by the capativating story of the little elephant with a problem and kept reading. I couldn't put the book down! I loved the characters and the plot. By the end of the novel, I felt proud of Timothy's accomplishment and his character, even though he was taunted by the others. Excellent book. I highly recommend it.

The sixth collection by award-winning poet Steve Orlen, The Elephant's Child: Selected Poems 1978-2005 gathers nearly forty pages of new poems along with carefully chosen favorites from each of the author's five previous collections, bound by a common theme of reminiscence and tales from life experience. The free-verse flows with a nonchalant eye for detail, deftly capturing human lives, settings, and struggles in the flash of an instant. "The City of Poets: 1966": The young poet didn't have a nickel to his name, but when / He sat down for supper in the communal kitchen / With a pizza ordered from outside and Help, / The latest Beatles album, and a coil of rope in a sack, / No one thought to ask him, What's your plan?

Rothman gives his readers the gift of ingenuity: "a spineso huge, a spine so straight!" and a book so fresh that I'vealready read through it several times. Each line surprises yet reminds; each poem is a careful patience. An excellent read!