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One day an elephant appears in a village square. But nobody there has ever seen an elephant before and they have no idea what it is. So, when a clever professor sets to work to discover the truth, but it isn't until a rather smart little chap called Eric steps in that they finally find an answer...
An unusual and absorbing picture book that combines a fairy tale quality with gloriously robust illustrations, The Obvious Elephant is ideal for sharing with younger children who enjoy lots of pictures and a challenging story. --Susan Harrison
--This text refers to an out of print or unavailable edition of this title.
Synopsis
When an elephant arrives - unannounced and totally unexpected - in the village square, no one knows what it is. But everyone is prepared to make a wild guess. Could it be a train? Or a fire engine or even something for collecting rubbish? It is all down to the persistence of one little boy called Eric that eventually ensures that the identity of the elephant is deduced - and the poor thing is given a name. This is a funny, unusual and very whimsical picture book. Praise for "Obvious Elephant": "one of the year's most delightful picture books" - "Financial Times", December 2000. "I'd call it One Hundred Percent Pleasure." - "Observer Review", December 2000. "A completely enchanting and thought provoking tale." - "The Guardian", November 2000.