Books with author Farrah McDoogle

Every episode of Sesame Street is full of contagious, toe-tapping music that kids love. Join Elmo, Zoe, Abby Cadabby, and all their friends in this delightful book that illustrates four favorite songs from the TV show ("Rubber Duckie," "C is for Cookie," "Sesame Street Theme," and "People in Your Neighborhood") plus 20 popular kids' songs. The special music player and play CDs contain all the tunes for the lyrics inside the book. With fun tunes like "The Muffin Man" and "Five Little Ducks," this book will keep kids singing and dancing for hours!

Can Dora help Benny find flowers that don’t make him sneeze?In this Level 1 Ready-to-Read, Benny wants to do something special for his grandmother on her birthday. He knows she loves the flowers in Isa’s garden, so he sets out to collect a bouquet—but he can’t stop sneezing! Benny is allergic to flowers. So instead of gathering real flowers for Grandma’s birthday, Dora convinces Benny to make a beautiful bouquet of paper flowers that will last a long time—and won’t make anyone sneeze! Grandma will love that Benny made them just for her!

A dysfunctional yet loving family must find a way to thwart a worldwide technology uprising in this laugh-out-loud Level 2 Ready-to-Read based on the motion picture from Sony Pictures Animation, Connected! Connected will be released in theaters October 23, 2020!Meet the Mitchell family: They are the most unlikely people to save the world, but when electronic devices, including a new line of personal robots, take over, it’s up to them to save humanity. Get to know everyone in the family, from parents Rick and Linda Mitchell; to their daughter, Katie; and son, Aaron—and don’t forget their lovable dog, Monchi! Katie is an aspiring filmmaker, Aaron loves dinosaurs more than anything in the world, Rick loves the great outdoors, Linda just wants them all to get along—and none of them are trained in battling refrigerators or robots. On paper they actually sound like the world’s worst family to rely on during a technology takeover. They have flaws and are undeniably human…but that is what makes them perfect for the job.