Elmer et l'Etranger (original 2000; edition 2002)

by David McKee (Author)

Series: Elmer (14), Elmer the Patchwork Elephant (14)

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Is there a difference between a bounce and a jump? Kangaroo thinks there is, and he is very concerned he is going to look silly in the upcoming jumping competition, until Elmer helps him discover that the one will do just as well as the other.

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Title:	Elmer et l'Etranger
Authors:	David McKee (Author)
Info:	L'Ecole des loisirs (2002), 24 pages
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Elmer and the Stranger by David McKee (2000)

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Elmer et l'étranger

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Elmer and the stranger

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Is there a difference between a bounce and a jump? Kangaroo thinks there is, and he is very concerned he is going to look silly in the upcoming jumping competition, until Elmer helps him discover that the one will do just as well as the other.

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