Tag: Elisabeth Longridge

★★★★★ This is an original illustrated book for children by an accomplished author-illustrator whose previous books have been successfully licensed in multiple markets.

Everyone knows that elephants remember everything. But has Elefin forgotten something, and is there anything he can do about it?

“The Little Elephant” is a touching story about a tiny elephant who is excited to meet his new herd but can’t remember how to say an elephant “hello“. He is quite embarrassed! He is not sure if his trunk doesn’t work properly or if he has just forgotten how to say it. He listens to advice from the animals he meets and tries, tries and tries again. But it isn’t until he gets help from a special friend that he learns the tricks he needs.

It is a picture book (700 words) for 4-7 year-old children about patience, perseverance and developing confidence. This book reminds us that we are good enough the way we are. It also promotes values of inclusiveness and tolerance.

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This beautiful peacock doesn’t want to come out onto the page because it is a bit shy. Everyone is looking at his magnificent tail and it is making him a bit anxious. That is, until he is introduced to some new friends who each have something unusual about them too…

This is an original & adorable storybook for 3-6 year old kids by the accomplished author-illustrator, Elisabeth Longridge. It has the potential to become a classic must-read book for kids as they start their social interactions outside their immediate circle.

Worldwide rights are available except in German and in Portuguese (Brazil). Publishers interested to know about the rights availability, please get in touch with us.

Sometimes the world can seem like a big scary place. Especially to small things.

“Shadowfish” is a heartwarming and empowering story about a little fish who finds a friend. With the confidence this brings, he achieves things he would never have had the courage to do on his own. But when he realizes the true nature of his friend he understands that he has always been much braver than he thought and that things aren’t always as scary as they seem.

This story inspires children to develop confidence to realize their own potential. We are all braver, stronger and capable of achieving much more than we think. It is an excellent tool for parents and educators to teach children about social skills and self-empowerment.

To watch the book trailer of the German edition, click here.

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