A Mammoth in the Fridge

Description

Noah discovers a mammoth in the fridge. At first, his father doesn't believe him - but the evidence is too strong. It's sitting in the fridge! They call the fire department, but the mammoth slips past their net and hides in a tree. But where did the mammoth come from? Only Noah's little sister knows the true answer...

Michael Escoffier was born in France in 1970. He now lives in Lyon with his wife and two children. Matthieu Maudet lives in Rennes, France, where he devotes himself entirely to comics and illustrating children's books.

"This amusing and absurd book gains much of its humor from Maudet's action-packed pencil drawings, colored in stylish blocks of intense orange, blue, red and white." -- The New York Times (US) "This delightful picturebook chronicles the adventures of a stubborn mammoth who evades capture at every turn. Simple and expressive drawings lend an immediacy and mobility to the illustrations... The last page is a surreal delight, and immensely satisfying." -- Inis - The Children's Books Ireland Magazine (UK) "A surprise revelation will leave readers smiling." -- The Weekend Sun (AU) "This amusing and absurd book gains much of its humor from Maudet's action-packed pencil drawings, colored in stylish blocks of intense orange, blue, red and white." -- The New York Times (US) "This delightful picturebook chronicles the adventures of a stubborn mammoth who evades capture at every turn. Simple and expressive drawings lend an immediacy and mobility to the illustrations... The last page is a surreal delight, and immensely satisfying." -- Inis - The Children's Books Ireland Magazine (UK) "A surprise revelation will leave readers smiling." -- The Weekend Sun (AU) "This amusing and absurd book gains much of its humor from Maudet's action-packed pencil drawings, colored in stylish blocks of intense orange, blue, red and white." -- The New York Times (US) "This delightful picturebook chronicles the adventures of a stubborn mammoth who evades capture at every turn. Simple and expressive drawings lend an immediacy and mobility to the illustrations... The last page is a surreal delight, and immensely satisfying." -- Inis - The Children's Books Ireland Magazine (UK) "A surprise revelation will leave readers smiling." -- The Weekend Sun (AU)