Follow Zochi the elephant as he discovers there’s more to his world than he ever imagined. Along the way he finds new friends, pushes past his fears, and brings joy to others. Based on the Japanese children's song "Zosan", the book features seventeen illustrations and a story that will make you rediscover your own world. The book includes the lyrics to the song in Japanese, English and Romaji.

Printed & Bound in Portland, Oregon by Eberhardt Printing on a Ryobi offset 3302 press, softcover perfect bound with matte two-color cover.

You can also get full size (6x9) giclee and Letterpress prints on fine papers using archival inks.

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