Baby Surprise in My Pocket #2

Mar 1998 · Burghley Publishing · 1.99 GBP

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In "Mud Pies!", Bay tigers and Bay lions go head-to-head in a playful contest of strength, but it's the baby elephant who shows them all that cleverness and a long trunk can move a big log better than brute force. Written by Karen King and illustrated by David Brian with colors by Sue Mason, this 1998 gem from Burghley Publishing features a charming, clever tale brought to life with expressive art and warm, playful energy—complete with a cover by Paul Green that captures the story's joyful spirit.

Contains 4 stories

Mud Pies!

3 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Hilary hippobaby hippos

Happy Birthday, Little Tiger!

3 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Mummy TigerLittle TigerBaby hipposBaby bearsBaby lionsBaby gorillas

The Big Log

3 pp

baby tigersbaby lionsbaby elephant

In "The Big Log," Bay Tigers and Bay Lions go head-to-head in a playful test of strength, but it’s Jo—the baby elephant with a long trunk—who quietly shows them that might isn’t always about muscle. With a simple, clever move, she proves that size and strength aren’t the only ways to get things done.

The Biggest Coconut

3 pp · Anthropomorphic-Funny Animals

Greedy bearbaby bears