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Believe it or not, a boy and an elephant have a lot in common . . .When a young boy and a young elephant meet in an animal park, they instantly take a liking to each other."I was born out of my mother, too," the boy said. "But first I grew inside her for nine months.""We grow inside our mothers for twenty-two months," said the elephant. They go on talking about how they each visit the bathr... More

Believe it or not, a boy and an elephant have a lot in common . . .When a young boy and a young elephant meet in an animal park, they instantly take a liking to each other."I was born out of my mother, too," the boy said. "But first I grew inside her for nine months.""We grow inside our mothers for twenty-two months," said the elephant. They go on talking about how they each visit the bathroom, how they express fear, what they each eat . . . By the end of the day, they curl up together and nap-one sucking his thumb and the other his trunk.Playful text and fun-filled illustrations reveal many true and fascinating commonalities between elephants and humans.

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