Books in Sesame Street Books series

Count along with Sesame Street! The Count enlists his friends to demonstrate many ways to count: forwards, backwards, and by 2s, 5s, and 10s. Elmo and others also present simple addition and subtraction exercises and ordinal numbers in this fun introduction to math concepts. The characters show math being used in common settings, such as counting fruit at the grocery store, which encourages young readers to practice counting during their everyday activities.

Five favorite nursery rhyme charactes are waiting for kids to "guess who" in this fun engaging book. Kids will love helping Abby Cadabby figure out who is hiding behind each of the flaps using the clues in the story. Little Bo-Peep, Jack and Jill, Little Miss Muffet, and Old King Cole are all waiting to be discovered. A surprise pop-up on the last age adds to the charm of this delightful book.

Elmo's hiding from his friends and they can't find him. How can they find Elmo? They come up with a great idea - to tell a joke. Elmo can't resist the funny jokes his friends tell and his irrepressible giggle gives him away every time. As kids read the story about Elmo and his friends, playing hide-and-seek, kids push up on the slider to make Elmo pop up from his hiding place and giggle.

Each title offers four simple, funny stories starring everyone’s favorite characters.Whether sorting out shoe sizes with Big Bird, putting on one too many colorful layers to play in the snow, saving a single treat from Cookie Monster’s clutches, or learning the ups and downs of flying from Abby, Elmo sure gets the concept!Elmo’s Shoes, Elmo Gets Dressed, Elmo and the Cookies, Abby Flies

Illustrated in full color. Indiana Jones meets Sesame Street in this swashbuckling quest as Ernie and Bert search for the elusive Rubber Duckie! Where is the little quacker? He's cleverly hidden in each exotic scene--from the mountains to the jungles to the ocean floor. In this unique photographic board book format, artist Stef De Reuver creates strikingly original miniature masterpieces from clay, representing familiar Sesame Street characters.

Emotions are sometimes described in terms of color: green with envy, feeling blue, and in the pink, to name a few. In this sturdy board book, Elmo, Grover, Big Bird, Oscar, Zoe, Bert, Ernie, and Abby Cadabby show toddlers how different interactions give rise to a range of feelings, at the same time teaching about color, consideration for others, and how language can be used in unexpected ways.