Malý slon Pomelon – Badescu Ramona (2022)

How small can an elephant be? It depends on how big your imagination is. Not all elephants are the same: the Indian one is smaller, the African one has bigger ears... and the garden one definitely has the longest trunk! Little elephant Pomelon can fit under a dandelion petal, but his trunk is so long that he often steps on it while dancing. What good is such a trunk when it just gets in the way? For a lot of things! See for yourself with Pomelon! It's simply great to be exactly who you are, whether you're an elephant (or a person) and to enjoy it. Pomelon will become a friend to children from three years old, teaching them not only to accept themselves but also to name what they fear. For instance, Pomelon is terribly afraid that his trunk will grow endlessly. Or that it will completely disappear! Absurd? Depends on who you ask. That's just how fear is. And it's wonderful to look at it with perspective and humor. Ramona Bădescu has brought to life an UNDENIABLY irresistible hero. The gentle situational and verbal humor combined with Benjamin Chaud's unmistakable illustrations is love at first sight. We look forward to every new story!