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Too Many Elephants in this House

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In Eric’s house there were too many elephants - in the living room, in the kitchen, in the bathroom, even in his bedroom!

The elephants take up a lot of space, but Eric loves every one of them. So when his mum says they have to go, Eric comes up with a clever solution to a very BIG problem…

From the creators of The Terrible Plop comes this delightfully energetic story, full of fun and exuberance.

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Format

Paperback

Publisher

Random House Australia

Country

Australia

Date

3 April 2017

Pages

ISBN

9780143785392

In Eric’s house there were too many elephants - in the living room, in the kitchen, in the bathroom, even in his bedroom!

The elephants take up a lot of space, but Eric loves every one of them. So when his mum says they have to go, Eric comes up with a clever solution to a very BIG problem…

From the creators of The Terrible Plop comes this delightfully energetic story, full of fun and exuberance.

Format

Paperback

Publisher

Random House Australia

Country

Australia

Date

3 April 2017

Pages

ISBN

9780143785392

Ursula Dubosarsky

Ursula Dubosarsky was born and grew up in Sydney. She is the author of over 60 books for children and young adults, and her work is published all over the world. She has won several national literary awards, including the Victorian, Queensland and South Australian State Awards for literature, and has also won the NSW Premier's Literary Award a record five times. Internationally she has been nominated for both the Hans Christian Andersen award and the Astrid Lindgren prizes for children's literature. She has a PhD in English literature and currently lives in Sydney. Ursula Dubosarsky was the 2020-2021 Australian Children's Laureate.

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