Jeremy James, or elephants do not sit on cars

Jeremy James is not one of those who are looking for troubles, and in the fact that a ghost flew into the bedroom, and the pirates buried the treasures too deep, there is no guilt. Only the injustice of life - when, for example, the spoiled Timothy receives all the prizes, and Santa Claus is not the one for whom he gives himself - they make him act decisively.
David Henry Wilson shows the ridiculous side of the life of a little boy (not to mention his parents), and the soft humor of the illustrator Axel Sheffler ("Gruffalo", "Snail and Keith") perfectly complements the author’s good irony.
This is a wonderful family reading, one of those books that you want to leave at home for the next listeners and readers. "
Times Literary Supplement

About the author
David Henry Wilson was born in 1937 in London. After graduating from the Dalich College and Cambridge, he taught at the universities of Bristol and Constanta, also founding the university theater in the latter. His plays were successfully put in England, America, Germany and Scandinavia, and his books for children were translated into several languages.
The widower, the father of three adult children and a loving grandfather, he lives a calm and prosperous life in the county of Somerset, devoting time to the translations of the books of other writers and work in a local cricket club. His youngest son J. J. Amavoro Wilson also became a writer.
For children of primary and secondary school age