Books in Golden Look-look series

Ariel makes friends with a merboy

Shows that kittens need food, water, brushing, a litter box, a bed, occasional visits to the vet, and, especially, someone to care for them

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Labeled drawings show the difference between tall and short, wide and narrow, thick and thin, push and pull, in and out, up and down, wet and dry, and left and right

Gathers twenty-two traditional nursery rhymes, including Old King Cole, Hickory, Dickory, Dock, Little Miss Muffet, Pat-a-cake, and Humpty Dumpty

Fozzie feels left out when Kermit is accepted into the Frog Scouts, and when the Scouts won't allow Fozzie to join them because he is a bear, Kermit comes up with an alternative

Kermit and Fozzie miss their stop when they take the train to visit Kermit's uncle, but they know what to do when they get lost

Full-color photographic spreads featuring the letters of the alphabet and objects beginning with each letter introduce youngsters to the letters from A to Z, while helping them enhance their vocabularies and practice letter shape and sound recognition.

A little monster describes his collection of items whose names represent the letters of the alphabet.

Kermit and Fozzie find a unique solution to the problem of homesickness when a sleepover at Kermit's house does not work out quite as expected

Brightly colored illustrations, simple but lively rhymes, and a variety of entertaining counting games introduce young children to the numbers from one to ten.