Lucky the Golden Elephant was born with great brilliance and beauty, but as time went by he lost sight of what made him so unique and special. Join the motivational and inspirational journey of Lucky as he tries to rediscover his essence and potential in this wonderfully illustrated picture book for children and all those in search of their true magnificent self. "The sun and moon revealed to the star this is precisely the challenge each animal faces in his lifetime""to rediscover who he is, enabling him to then fulfill his personal role in creation." New York author and illustrator Eliot Raffít fills the pages with captivating and colorful works of art surrounding his words in a vibrant tapestry of identity and the search for self-esteem. To symbolize his joyful mission of "Painting Love," Eliot features Lucky the Golden Elephant with a paintbrush and heart in hand jubilantly held high for the world to see. "And the sun, moon, stars and all of creation smiled anew upon the birth of a brilliant and beautiful creation."

The Golden Elephant by Alex Archer released on Sep 01, 2008 is available now for purchase.

Lucky the Golden Elephant was born with great brilliance and beauty, but as time went by he lost sight of what made him so unique and special. Join the motivational and inspirational journey of Lucky as he tries to rediscover his essence and potential in this wonderfully illustrated picture book for children and all those in search of their true magnificent self. "The sun and moon revealed to the star this is precisely the challenge each animal faces in his lifetime-to rediscover who he is, enabling him to then fulfill his personal role in creation." New York author and illustrator Eliot Raffít fills the pages with captivating and colorful works of art surrounding his words in a vibrant tapestry of identity and the search for self-esteem. To symbolize his joyful mission of "Painting Love," Eliot features Lucky the Golden Elephant with a paintbrush and heart in hand jubilantly held high for the world to see. "And the sun, moon, stars and all of creation smiled anew upon the birth of a brilliant and beautiful creation."

Are you up for a thrilling adventure? When a daring thief robs a house in Smugglers Cove in broad daylight, the Mystery Kids are soon on the case. However, this rather simple case of robbery soon turns into a complex mystery as they discover that all is not as it seems. How did the thief get into the house? What surprising discovery does Joe make? And who isn't telling the truth? Set in 1950's Britain, this adventure story will suit anyone who enjoys Nancy Drew, the Hardy Boys or the Famous Five. THE MYSTERY SERIES This middle grade series set in 1950's UK will delight children of all ages. Perfect for fans of Enid Blyton (Famous Five/Secret Seven), Carolyn Keene (Nancy Drew), Franklin Dixon (Hardy Boys) and Gertrude Chandler Warner (The Boxcar Children). Suitable for children 6-8, 9-12, and even adults who love a clean and wholesome story. Full Length Novels: The Mystery of Smugglers Cove The Mystery of Adventure Island The Mystery of Hidden Valley The Mystery of Claw Mountain The Mystery of the Golden Dragons The Mystery of Treasure Island The Mystery of Four Towers Short Stories: The Mystery of the Missing Money The Mystery of the Missing Gnomes The Mystery of the Mysterious Man The Mystery of the Strange Notebook The Mystery of the Golden Elephant The Mystery of the Red Balloon The Mystery of the Howling Dog The Mystery of the Hidden Suitcase

Manners don’t come naturally to everyone! But did you know that elephants are known for their impeccable etiquette? It’s true! This hilarious guide to good manners offers many fun teaching moments for kids and their parents—it covers all the basics for the preschool set, from saying “please” and “thank you” to sharing and being kind to others. Filled with bright, adorable illustrations in Hello!Lucky’s inimitable style, young children will love learning about manners with this delightful, sturdy board book.

In this transgressive, satire-laced debut, a fourteen-year-old boy inherits his family home and the hatred of all those around him as they seek to seize the inheritance from his cold, dead hands. When Agatha Benedict plucked Kelly off the city streets to replace her dead cat Poopsie, she neglected to inform him of some very important house traditions. The history of the Benedict Estate prescribes that once the estate owner passes on, a will reading is to take place. However, the reading is more than passing on a loved one's final wishes; it's a figurative gunshot into the air, an alert to all in attendance that a playful game of anything goes murder has begun. The prize? The inheritance, of course. As if visiting, a storm comes in with the guests, trapping everyone on the property for the night. While Kelly plays catch-up on with house rules, once friendly family members have already sharpened their knives. Try as he might, there is no survival if he won't play by the same rules as everyone else. A uniquely funny and dark murder party with big personalities. A coming-of-age story if growing up felt like being stabbed in the back by everyone you hold dear. As suspenseful as Agatha Christie's And Then There Were None, as sardonic as American Psycho, and as slapstick as Clue, Dead End Drive is a black comedy and satirical look into the world of nihilism and the rat race of life we all see, but pretend we don't because... Let's be honest: is there anything more valuable than having every last need met for life?