This book is the story of an elephant born different. He was bullied out of his herd and he ran away from home. Along the way he discovered that being different is not bad. He learns that believing in himself is more important than trying to be like everyone else. Come join Jamba the Pink Elephant as he learns how to follow his heart and embrace difference. Art is the medicine for social ills. Since ancient times it has been the way a society had dealt with an ugly reflection of itself. It is through art that healing and maturity of can begin. "The Legend of the Pink Elephant" is more than a book. It is a message of love and compassion in a time fueled by intolerance and hate. It is 2018 and the world as we know it is being divided by the old fires of racism, sexism, xenophobia, homophobia and so many other different ways to hate. This kind of thinking leads to a dangerous tomorrow, and i would like to stop it if i can. This book is how I hope to reach the people of tomorrow ,while their hearts and minds are open as children. It is how I hope to bring a spark of light in the darkened hearts and minds of the adults of today. By embracing difference we go beyond tolerating one another. We can learn to celebrate the wonderful things that make us different and alike. Only love can conquers hate.

The Little Pink Elephant is a little different from the other elephants. She's also a little loud, and very joyful. This story encourages children to shine their brightest and not let other's steal their joy. She knows that its not about outshining anyone else, its about spreading joy to others.

Chester, the Pink Elephant is a story about a little elephant who has problems getting along with the other animals because of his different color. Chester, like many children who might feel excluded due to their differences, experiences loneliness, fear, worry, sadness and sickness. Chester finds happiness when a little boy, who visits the zoo, accepts him and becomes his friend.

Money is being syphoned from the Masaibu Project. The local elephant herd is being slaughtered. Nobody even mentioned the pygmies It’s 1993. Geologist Sam Harris gets a call in the middle of the night that takes her to the Masaibu project in West Africa. The project is collapsing under the weight of corruption and chicanery. She struggles to navigate the murky waters to get the project back on course, hindered by interference from people who want her to fail. When a slaughter occurs in the local elephant sanctuary, her problems multiply. Can Sam protect the elephants and save the project or will she have to choose? The Pink Elephants is the fourth book in the Sam Harris Adventure series. If you like Indiana Jones, you'll love this exciting adventure with realistic storylines, set in an exotic location before modern technology. Get it Now

Once upon a time, Ella, a baby elephant born in a zoo, was so cute that she was dressed in crowns, earrings, tutus, colorful shawls and fancy slippers. She got lots of attention! When she outgrew her baby costumes she was elegantly dressed for weddings and was still the center of attention. But what happened to Ella when she grew old and wanted to retire from the limelight? When she was no longer loved for her looks, did she find the meaning of true happiness? Follow Ella through her life from birth to old age!

The Pink Elephant takes readers to a fantastical place, in a cookie jar, tucked away atop grandpa and grandma's shelf. It's a factory of small pink elephants who create an unlimited supply of delicious treats. There's only one problem?none of it ever gets shared with the kids! In Comes Mitsy with her magical trunk to save the day. She believes like Candy, Joy is always meant to be shared. And no matter how much you give away, you can never run out.

Meet SARASVATI, Razia's pink baby elephant, who was born in Kerala and now lives in Delhi. Meet Sarasvati's uncle SHER SINGH, the Master Mistri Elephant and former carrot taster, who's been in Myanmar and Australia and South America. Meet NATASHA, the world's fastest courier pigeon, who leads the fly-past on Republic Day and draws maps for all the world's airlines.