Elmer in the Snow

At the first hint of a chill in the air, Elmer's friends start complaining about the cold, so Elmer decides to show them what cold weather is really like. They set off for a walk up a mountain, and the higher they get, the colder it gets. A good snowball fight at the top warms them all up, but the elephants agree that compared with the freezing mountain top, their home is not really that cold at all. With his typical sense of mischief and fun, Elmer shows how hot and cold are only relative.

"Elmer's powers of persuasion are legendary and this story is a typically brilliant example." Lovereading
"Fun-packed story which shows the playful elephant at his very best - full of warmth and friendship." Parents in Touch
"As well as being fun, this is a good book for helping your child discover the relative values of hot and cold." Parentwise
"Vastly entertaining." Belfast Telegraph
"Young readers will gain plenty of reassurance on finding another book in a favourite series." Best Books Guide – Child Education

David McKee's first book was published in 1964. His books are now published in many languages throughout the world, and many of them have been adapted for television. He is one of the leading contemporary children's book creators.

When Elmer hears the elephants complaining that it is too cold, he takes them on a walk to an even colder place, to show them just how much fun winter can be! 'A deserved favourite with the 2-5s.' The Sunday Times

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