Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
Dimdima
Online Children's Magazine from India
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Author - Umi Mukherjee
‘Poky and Pogly Elves Visit Grandma Elf’ is the second book by the author Umi Mukherjee.
The Elf family is a close knit family and shows the love they have for their grandparents. It is beautiful to see the joy in Elf family household.
Poky and Pogly are two cute little elf brothers. They love visiting Grandma and Grandpa Elves. Grandma Elf always have nice treats and toys for them .She also has a lot of books for them to read. One day both elf brothers go to visit Grandma Elf. While Poky Elf is busy reading The Frog book with Grandma Elf, Pogly suddenly decides to open the patio door and goes out to play without asking Grandma first.
Grandma and Poky elves are concerned. They cannot find him anywhere in the house.
Read the book to find out about Pogly.
The author Umi Mukherjee, a Registered Nurse Practitioner in California has dedicated this book to her grandchildren. The book with vibrant coloured illustrations teaches children sense of family, relationship, love, respect and art of sharing.
Excerpt:
"Grandma Elf was happy when Poky and Pogly Elves came to visit her. She always had small treats for them and that made elf brothers very happy."
Book Facts:
Paperback: 28 pages
Publisher: Xlibris Corporation (6 Jan 2009)
Language English
ISBN-10: 1436394694
ISBN-13: 978-1436394697
Product Dimensions: 21.6 x 21.6 x 0.2 cm
Reviewed by- Umi Mukherjee
Last updated on :3/31/2009
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