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Come on in and make yourself comfortable. Things are a little bare here at the moment but more is being added all the time and I have a new book coming out in January that I’m very excited to share with you. In the meantime, you can take a sneak peek at This Calls for an Elephant! and also get a look at some of my other illustrations while you’re here. Last but not least, be sure to sign up for my newsletter so I can keep you up-to-date with everything I have cooking in my brain pan.
This Calls for an Elephant!
Edgar is getting new neighbours and he’s not happy.
What if they’re mean and bossy?
Or aliens on a mission to take over the earth?
Or monsters who gobble kids up like ice cream?
Whatever might be coming, he knows one thing for sure: this calls for a plan. Something big. Something bold. Something brave.
This calls for an elephant!
Follow Edgar as he problem-solves his way around obstacles with creativity and determination, all in an effort to protect himself from the new and unknown. Will he find success? Will he find an elephant? Or will he find what he’s been missing all along? And where did that duck come from?
Ideal for children aged 3-7, “This Calls for an Elephant!” delivers a spirited and entertaining tale in a first release by talented new children’s author/illustrator Christopher Muggridge.
Coming soon.
Hey, it’s me, Christopher!
I’m a person who likes to dream things. Big things, small things, even those average enough in-between, middle-size things you discover wedged between the cushions of your couch. Sometimes I pack these dreams into illustrated stories and call them picture books in the hope that someone will come along and enjoy them as much as I do.
Granted, I’m only getting ready to release my first book but it’s important to have goals and conveniently enough, you do look an awful lot like a someone…
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“Let the wild rumpus start!”
—Where the Wild Things Are by Maurice Sendak