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| 171.Elmo's Little Playhouse (A Chunky Book(R)) by: Sesame Street February 09, 1993 |
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| The contents of this book is great. The kids love it, but the quality of the book is poor. This book comes without binding tape on the spine. This makes it easy for the pages to be pulled apart. Definitely not great with young kids. I had a replacement sent to me and the replacement had the same problem....no spine binding and the page ends were exposed. |
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| 172.Mine! A Sesame Street Book About Sharing (Just Right for 2's and 3's) by: Linda Hayward November 08, 1988 |
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| My 20 month old loves sesame street. I think that this is a cute book, but it's not really about sharing. It doesn't talk about taking turns and or even use the word share until the last page when they share an apple (and there are 20 pages). If you looking for a book to help teach your toddler how to share, this isn't the book your looking for. |
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| 173.Numeros Del 1 Al 20/ Numbers 1-20 (Sesame Street) from: Learning Horizons September 15, 2006 |
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| My 20 month old loves sesame street. I think that this is a cute book, but it's not really about sharing. It doesn't talk about taking turns and or even use the word share until the last page when they share an apple (and there are 20 pages). If you looking for a book to help teach your toddler how to share, this isn't the book your looking for. |
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| 174.La E de Escuela! (Sesame Street (Dalmatian Press)) by: P. J. Shaw 2006-06 |
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| My 20 month old loves sesame street. I think that this is a cute book, but it's not really about sharing. It doesn't talk about taking turns and or even use the word share until the last page when they share an apple (and there are 20 pages). If you looking for a book to help teach your toddler how to share, this isn't the book your looking for. |
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| 175.Elmo's Counting Game (Sesame Street) by: Sarah Albee December 31, 1999 |
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| Great size and sturdy enough to take anywhere...present original items to count.
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| 176.Dulces Suenos! (Sesame Street (Dalmatian Press)) by: Constance Allen 2006-06 |
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| Great size and sturdy enough to take anywhere...present original items to count.
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| 177.The Sesame Street ABC Storybook (Featuring Jim Henson's Muppets) by: Jeffrey Moss, Norman Stiles, Daniel Wilcox 1974 |
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| Great size and sturdy enough to take anywhere...present original items to count.
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| 178.DON'T CRY, BIG BIRD (A Sesame Street Start-to-Read Book) by: Sarah Roberts October 12, 1981 |
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| I read this book to my five year old son while in the waiting room at a doctor's office. I found this book to have such a positive message. As a tall female, I could have used this book when I was younger! I always felt left out and different because all of my friends were shorter. This book sends a positive message that it is ok to be tall, ok to be different, and it even has its finer points. I would recommend this book to anyone, young or old, that feels out of place because of their height. |
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| 179.Farmer Grover (A Golden Shape Book) by: Norman Stiles 1977 |
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| I read this book to my five year old son while in the waiting room at a doctor's office. I found this book to have such a positive message. As a tall female, I could have used this book when I was younger! I always felt left out and different because all of my friends were shorter. This book sends a positive message that it is ok to be tall, ok to be different, and it even has its finer points. I would recommend this book to anyone, young or old, that feels out of place because of their height. |
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| 180.Aprende Los Colores Con Elmo/ Learn About Colors With Elmo (Sesame Street) from: Learning Horizons September 15, 2006 |
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| I read this book to my five year old son while in the waiting room at a doctor's office. I found this book to have such a positive message. As a tall female, I could have used this book when I was younger! I always felt left out and different because all of my friends were shorter. This book sends a positive message that it is ok to be tall, ok to be different, and it even has its finer points. I would recommend this book to anyone, young or old, that feels out of place because of their height. |
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