How the elephant got its trunk, and, Cinderella
By: [illustrated by Elisabetta Ferrero and Claude and Denise Millet].
Contributors: Ferrero, Elisabetta, ill.; Millet, Claude, ill.; Millet, Denise, ill.
Series: An Upside down book
Publisher: Educational Development Corp.
Published: 1985
Place of publication: Tulsa
Language: eng
Number of pages: 42
Subjects: Children's stories, English.; Elephants -- Fiction.; Fairy tales.; Folklore -- France.
Genres: Fiction.
Other titles: Cinderella. English.; How the elephant got its trunk.
Description: A young elephant, curious to find out what crocodiles eat, ends up with a much longer nose after a crocodile tries to eat him; a young girl mistreated by her wicked stepmother and stepsisters has a magical opportunity to attend a ball given by a prince.
Notes: Cover title.
Translation of: Perche il naso dell'elefante e lungo, and, Cenerentola.
Two works bound together back-to-back; inverted title page on the 2nd work has title: Cinderella and How the elephant got its trunk.