Milet’s four bilingual Elmer titles (Elmer’s Colours, Elmer’s Day, Elmer’s Friends, Elmer’s Weather) add to the publishing phenomenon about the little elephant who is different to all the others, first published in 1989.

‘Total sales of the (Elmer) books in Britain alone exceed a million copies and they have now appeared in over 20 languages. There is hardly a month when an Elmer book is not being reprinted in more than one language.’
Anderson Press

‘A welcome addition to early years resources, for monolingual and bilingual teachers alike, as they provide opportunities for lots of discussion in and about a variety of languages.’
Books for Keeps

Note: The Chinese text in this book is in Complex characters. It should be understood by speakers of all dialects, including Mandarin and Cantonese. Some of our books, as specified, feature Simplified Chinese characters, which is now the form most commonly taught in schools in China and Singapore.