The Story Of Tooma Boo The Tiny Elephant is such a sweet film that emphasizes the importance of each member of a family or herd contributing to the success of the whole. It is easy to understand the message and the music and songs really add to this animated production.
The storyline follows the tiniest elephant ever born in the jungle as it overcomes challenges and uses his small size to save his elephant herd.
This 2D animated film is sweet and simple. I especially enjoyed the music and the voice talent by Joann Zorian as Toomba Boo. I really enjoyed the animation, especially the jungle scenes at the beginning. It's bright and colorful and well executed. The music and songs by Robert Jason and Tom Bevins are my favorite part of this film. The songs are a big part of the story. The credits do not indicate exactly who the actors, the animation or the production team are, which is unfortunate. The music is credited as are the directors, Layne Laughter and Tom Bevins. Bevins is also the writer. My favorite part is the song "If You Listen," sung by Tooma's mom when he is trying to grow bigger inside his DIY cocoon. Her conversation with him prior to this song is sweet and reminds him how special he is because he's different.
The film's message is that even the smallest of us can accomplish big things. I give The Story Of Tooma Boo The Tiny Elephant 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 8. By Selene W., KIDS FIRST!
The Story Of Tooma Boo The Tiny Elephant is such a sweet film that emphasizes the importance of each member of a family or herd contributing to the success of the whole. It is easy to understand the message and the music and songs really add to this animated production.
The storyline follows the tiniest elephant ever born in the jungle as it overcomes challenges and uses his small size to save his elephant herd.
This 2D animated film is sweet and simple. I especially enjoyed the music and the voice talent by Joann Zorian as Toomba Boo. I really enjoyed the animation, especially the jungle scenes at the beginning. It's bright and colorful and well executed. The music and songs by Robert Jason and Tom Bevins are my favorite part of this film. The songs are a big part of the story. The credits do not indicate exactly who the actors, the animation or the production team are, which is unfortunate. The music is credited as are the directors, Layne Laughter and Tom Bevins. Bevins is also the writer. My favorite part is the song "If You Listen," sung by Tooma's mom when he is trying to grow bigger inside his DIY cocoon. Her conversation with him prior to this song is sweet and reminds him how special he is because he's different.
The film's message is that even the smallest of us can accomplish big things. I give The Story Of Tooma Boo The Tiny Elephant 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 5 to 8. By Selene W., KIDS FIRST!
The tiniest elephant ever born in the jungle overcomes his disability and uses his small size to save the elephant herd.
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