Little Elliot, Big City
A small elephant finds joy and friendship in a bustling city.
Book Series · 5 Books
In order from Little Elliot, Big City to Merry Christmas, Little Elliot.
A small polka-dotted elephant and his best friend Mouse find belonging, courage, and small joys in Mike Curato's warmly illustrated vintage New York City.
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The five books are shown in Macmillan's numbered publication order. Their friendship grows across the series, so Little Elliot, Big City is the best starting point, although each later adventure can still be enjoyed on its own.
Sources: Macmillan's Little Elliot series page.
These gentle stories often begin with Elliot feeling small, lonely, nervous, or left out, then move toward connection and reassurance. Friendship, found family, trying new things, generosity, and holiday kindness are recurring themes.
The emotional tension is mild. Young readers may recognize worries about crowds, separation, fitting in, or not feeling festive, but there is no violence or frightening content.
A small elephant finds joy and friendship in a bustling city.
5 books · Published 2014–2018
A small elephant finds joy and friendship in a bustling city.
Elliot feels alone in a bustling city until he discovers a family of his own.
A timid elephant faces his fears at the carnival with a friend's help.
Escape the city's chaos for a peaceful autumn adventure in the countryside.
An elephant and mouse seek the true Christmas spirit.
There are 5 books in the Little Elliot series. It began with Little Elliot, Big City in 2014, and the newest book, Merry Christmas, Little Elliot, was published in 2018.
Start with Little Elliot, Big City and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #5.
The series is best for ages 4–8, based on the age ranges of the individual books.
Little Elliot, Big Family (Book #2) is the longest book in the series at 318 words (40 pages).
Little Elliot, Big City (Book #1) is the shortest at 171 words (40 pages).
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