Esme and the Sabre-Toothed Cub

Esme adopts a sabre-toothed cub named Seb, but he doesn't listen to her. Morris the mammoth wonders if they can all be friends instead.

Format: Paperback / softback
Length: 32 pages
Publication date: 03 March 2022
Publisher: Oxford University Press

Esme, a young girl living in a Stone Age village, encounters a sabre-toothed cub named Seb. Impressed by his unique appearance, she eagerly embraces him as her own and gives him the name Seb. However, her attempts to train Seb as her pet prove futile, as he stubbornly refuses to listen, even when she uses her loudest voice. As time passes, it becomes evident that Seb doesn't desire to be anyone's pet. This sparks a thought in Morris, the mammoth, who wonders if they could all form a friendship instead.

Esme's Stone Age village is filled with excitement as a sabre-toothed cub named Seb enters their midst. Esme, captivated by his distinctive features, eagerly accepts him as her own and bestows upon him the name Seb. However, her attempts to train Seb as her pet prove unsuccessful, as he remains stubbornly resistant, even to her loudest voice. As time goes on, it becomes apparent that Seb doesn't aspire to be anyone's pet. This thoughtprovoking notion enters Morris, the mammoth, who ponders the possibility of forming a friendship among them all.

In the heart of Esme's Stone Age village, a sabre-toothed cub named Seb emerges, captivating the hearts of everyone he meets. Esme, enchanted by his unique appearance, eagerly embraces him as her own and gives him the cherished name Seb. However, her attempts to train Seb as her pet prove futile, as he remains stubbornly resistant, even to her loudest voice. As time passes, it becomes evident that Seb doesn't desire to be anyone's pet. This thoughtprovoking notion enters the mind of Morris, the mammoth, who ponders the possibility of forming a friendship among them all.

Esme's Stone Age village is abuzz with excitement as a sabre-toothed cub named Seb enters their midst. Esme, captivated by his distinctive features, eagerly accepts him as her own and bestows upon him the name Seb. However, her attempts to train Seb as her pet prove unsuccessful, as he remains stubbornly resistant, even to her loudest voice. As time goes on, it becomes apparent that Seb doesn't aspire to be anyone's pet. This thoughtprovoking notion enters the mind of Morris, the mammoth, who ponders the possibility of forming a friendship among them all.

Esme's Stone Age village is filled with joy as a sabre-toothed cub named Seb enters their midst. Esme, enchanted by his unique appearance, eagerly embraces him as her own and gives him the cherished name Seb. However, her attempts to train Seb as her pet prove futile, as he remains stubbornly resistant, even to her loudest voice. As time passes, it becomes evident that Seb doesn't desire to be anyone's pet. This thoughtprovoking notion enters the mind of Morris, the mammoth, who ponders the possibility of forming a friendship among them all.

Weight: 158g
Dimension: 244 x 244 x 9 (mm)
ISBN-13: 9780192775047
Edition number: 1