If You Give an Elephant Edibles

Light up and laugh out loud at this adult parody of a favorite children's series. A hilarious gift for your favorite stoner.

A humorous play off of the bestselling If You Give a Moose a Muffin, this new installment of the Addicted Animals series reveals what happens when pot and pachyderm meet. It is a charming, cannabis-infused tale about a circus elephant who, with the help of an edible or two, flies with the greatest of ease. And even though they say an elephant never forgets, this one does! Following the success of other adult-themed parodies of children's books, like Go the F*ck to Sleep, author Sam Miserendino presents a delightful tale that will entertain readers with its charming combination of innocence and lack thereof.

Featuring gorgeous full-color illustrations by illustrator Mike Odum that accompany the text, this heartwarming cautionary tale informs readers of the dangers of mixing marijuana and large mammals.

Author: Sam Miserendino
Publisher: Skyhorse Publishing
Published: 08/15/2023
Pages: 64
Binding Type: Paperback
Weight: 0.65lbs
Size: 9.74h x 7.31w x 0.26d
ISBN: 9781510772892

About the Author
Sam Miserendino is an attorney by day, author by night, and father 24/7. It was in this latter role that Sam was inspired to write about beer-drinking bunnies and bong-smoking bears. After reading books about carb-addicted moose, mice, and pigs to his son and daughter for the millionth time, Sam's thoughts drifted to other animals with other addictions. Sam lives in Buffalo, New York, with his wife, two children, two dogs, and two cats, none of whom, he is happy to report, are addicted to anything more serious than chew toys, catnip, and television.
Mike Odum is a former bartender so he has extensive experience with inebriated mammals. Mike's observation of bar fauna informed his skillful renderings in If You Give A Bunny A Beer and If You Give A Bear A Bong. When not drawing drunk bunnies and stoned bears, Mike develops games for ROOT 76--a game company he co-founded. Mike lives in Richmond, Virginia, with his wife and two-year-old daughter, who enjoys sneaking into his studio and adding her own touches to his work.