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How many pages is the book Water for Elephants?
The book 'Water for Elephants' is 335 pages. It was written by Sara Gruen and published in 2006.
How many pages are in the book Water for Elephants?
350
Who wrote the book called ''Water For Elephants''?
Sara Gruen
What book starts with the sentence about being ninety years old?
Water for Elephants
A picture of an elephants body parts?
you will need to go to your library and find a book on elephants
Is the night circus a series?
No, "The Night Circus" is a standalone novel written by Erin Morgenstern. There are currently no sequels or spin-offs to this book.
What do elephants have to do with Chanukah?
According to the Book of Maccabees, the ancient Greek armies came against Israel with armored elephants.
What made the Gary Paulsen write a book?
Hes adventures at the circus.
What are the ratings and certificates for Nitro Circus - 2009 Nitro in the Guinness Book 1-7?
Nitro Circus - 2009 Nitro in the Guinness Book 1-7 is rated/received certificates of: USA:TV-14
Was there a hippo in The Jungle Book What was its name?
There wasn't one but there were elephants
What is a elephants name that is in a picture book?
Horton in horton hears a who
Are there elephants in Scotland?
There are no wild elephants, but there are elephants in zoos and safari parks.There are two more common reasons that this question has been popping up here and there on the internet.Firstly, there has been a theory the last few years that the Loch Ness monster photo that was originally taken in 1977 was actually the trunk from an elephant. They point out that a traveling circus was in the area at the time of the "sighting." When you look at the old picture with that in mind, you can't help but to see a striking resemblance. Is that enough to settle the old legend? Probably not, but it is a very interesting theory.The other reason is a book titled Translocation, by photographer George Logan. He blended pictures of African animals with scenery shots of his home town in Scotland. There are shots of elephants walking behind stone homes and cheetahs laying on Scottish door steps. National Geographic did a bit on the book. The name of their article was The Elephants of Scotland. The book was written as a benefit for the Born Free Foundation.
