
The Pepperstorm
by Rafael Ordoñez
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Pub Date Jun 15 2021 | Archive Date Jul 21 2021
Publisher Spotlight | NubeOcho
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Description
Advance Praise
Humorous cartoon art with a 1960s aesthetic emphasizes size differences with scale and placement as the text explains that elephants "are always looking up" because they enjoy bird-watching and gazing at elevated scenery. This means they don't look where they are going and run the risk of stomping on the poor mice... Kirkus
Available Editions
EDITION | Other Format |
ISBN | 9788417673802 |
PRICE | $15.95 (USD) |
PAGES | 44 |
Featured Reviews

I adore these illustrations. These elephants and mice could not be cuter. And to pair with it this giggle worthy story? Well, that's almost too much goodness. This story of course explains why elephants are fearful of mice. What a delight.

The mice are just trying to live their lives, but the elephants are making that difficult. The elephants refuse to watch where they are going. Due to the elephants’ lack of empathy, the mice live in constant fear of being stepped on or having poo drop on them from above. The mice attempt to discuss the issue with the elephants numerous times, but the elephants refuse to consider anyone else.
Finally, fed up with the way they have been treated, the mice come up with a plan to force the elephants to look at them and listen. Don’t let the cute illustrations sway you away from the true message of the book. When those in power refuse to listen, sometimes the oppressed need to do something to get their attention. Rafael Ordonez’s The Pepperstorm speaks to the need for empathy, understanding, and sticking up for oneself in the face of bullies.
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