The Enormous Crocodile
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"The Enormous Crocodile" is a short story by Roald Dahl.
[edit] Synopsis
One day an enormous crocodile goes tramping through the forest telling all the animals he's going to eat children. The animals tell him that it's a horrible thing to do but he tries to use his tricks to eat the tasty children nonetheless. However, every time he tries, the animals of the forest save the children, and a giant elephant finishes the crocodile off by swinging him around in the air and letting him go until he flies into the sky and crashes head first into the hot sun.
It is in the style of a picture book in contrast to Dahl's other books, illustrated by Quentin Blake. It was first published in 1978.
- ISBN 0-7857-0812-X (library binding, 2002)
- ISBN 0-375-91046-8 (library binding, 2000)
- ISBN 0-375-81046-3 (hardcover, 2000)
- ISBN 0-224-04684-5 (hardcover, 1999)
- ISBN 0-224-01579-6 (hardcover, 1978)
- ISBN 0-14-230245-7 (paperback, 2003)
- ISBN 0-14-036556-7 (paperback, 2002)
- ISBN 0-14-131152-5 (paperback, 2001)
- ISBN 0-14-056822-0 (paperback, 2001)
- ISBN 0-14-130971-7 (paperback, 2000)
- ISBN 0-14-050342-0 (paperback, 1980)
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