Elmer 12 Classic Picture Books Collection Set by David McKee - Ages 3-7 - Paperback

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Titles in This Set. Elmer. Elmer and Wilbur. Elmer in the Snow. Elmer and the Lost Teddy. Elmer's Special Day. Elmer and the Rainbow. Elmer's Birthday. Elmer and the Race. Elmer and the Tune. Elmer and Super El. Elmer and the Big Bird. Elmer and the Whales. Details. Condition: Brand New. Format: Paperback. ISBN: 9781839130670. Publisher: Andersen Press. Age Range: 3-7 years. Overview. Meet Elmer, the bright patchwork elephant who has delighted young readers for over three decades, in this joyful 12-book paperback collection by David McKee. From snowy adventures to birthday celebrations, each story champions kindness, individuality and friendship. Perfect for bedtime reading, nursery bookshelves or as a thoughtful first gift, this set brings together twelve beloved Elmer tales in one colourful, durable paperback bundle that little ones will return to again and again.. About the Books. Since Elmer first appeared, David McKee's patchwork elephant has become one of the best-loved characters in children's picture books, celebrated for teaching gentle lessons about celebrating differences. This 12-book collection gathers twelve classic Elmer adventures into one charming paperback set, perfect for introducing new readers to the herd of elephants Elmer calls family. In Elmer, we meet the brightly coloured hero and discover why he disguises himself as a grey elephant for a day. Elmer and Wilbur follows his cheeky friendship with a mischievous young elephant, while Elmer in the Snow sees him helping friends through a wintry escapade. Elmer and the Lost Teddy and Elmer's Special Day bring warmth and reassurance, perfect for little ones learning about loss and belonging. Elsewhere, Elmer and the Rainbow, Elmer's Birthday, Elmer and the Race and Elmer and the Tune add playful humour and gentle excitement, while Elmer and Super El, Elmer and the Big Bird and Elmer and the Whales round out the set with imaginative escapades across land and sea. Each story is told in McKee's rhythm