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Elmer the patchwork elephant and his friends have a fun day playing in the snow, while learning that the concepts of hot and cold are only relative.

Baby Elephant cannot get to sleep when he loses his teddy bear, so Elmer sets out to find it.

Describes the behavior of elephants in a family group, particularly the role of the older female elephants.

Sixth-grader Erin Wrenn is determined to save an elephant named Lilly from being sold by a circus to a hunting park.

Eight-year-old Hannah, upon completion of the Brooklyn Bridge, enlists the help of P.

Presents an introduction to the physical characteristics and behaviors of the African elephant, the world's largest land animal.

Contains information on elephants, in simple text with photographs, and includes their birth, behavior, diet, mating, physical characteristics, and environment.

Introduction to Asian elephants and the reasons that their numbers have been declining.

Introduces the concept of animal extinction, examines the lives and habitats of Asian elephants, discusses their status in the early twenty-first century, and looks at what is being done to save the species.

Traces the lives of elephant calves from birth through early maturity, describing how they eat, play, live, learn, and develop.

Describes the bodies, behavior, habitats, diet, and life cycle of elephants, and discusses problems that endanger them, including habitat loss and ivory poaching, and how they are being helped.

Believing that she has no special abilities to share in the school talent show, Ella the elephant takes over the event's organization and discovers something important in the process.

Presents an introduction to the physical characteristics, behavior and habitat of elephants.

Presents an introduction to the physical characteristics, behavior and habitats of working elephants.

While out for a walk, Mama Elephant answers her child's questions about a monkey, a frog, a songbird, a butterfly, and a crocodile, all the while teaching about Little Elephant too.