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Reboot: Food For Frisket
Golden Books
Paperback (Golden Books, )None
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Just Shopping with Mom
Mercer Mayer
Library Binding (Perfection Learning, June 1, 1998)Little sister seems to want just about everything she sees when she goes out shopping with mom.
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Muppet Christmas Carol
Louise Gikow
Hardcover (Goldencraft, Oct. 1, 1993)None
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Gizmo's Great Escape Look Look
Golden Books
Paperback (Golden Books, July 1, 1990)None
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Disney's Little Mermaid: Best Babysitter Under the Sea
Justine Korman, Robbin Cuddy
Paperback (Golden Pr, June 1, 1994)A Golden Look-Look Book
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In my town
Richard Scarry
Loose Leaf (Golden Press, March 15, 1976)Presents a panorama of a busy town and its shops, school, train station, and park.
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Mom's Having A Baby
Tom Cooke
Paperback (Golden Books, March 1, 1991)Young Fozzie the Bear can't understand why Mom is having a baby. One child in the family is enough - especially if it's him! But Fozzie learns that having a little brother can actually be a lot of fun. The Muppet Kids are like kids everywhere. They meet new people and situations every day while learning more about themselves and others. This story is entertaining, imaginative and helpful for parents expecting a new baby.
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Bugs Bunny & Little Surprise
Frank Ridgeway
Paperback (Golden Books, March 1, 1990)Bugs Bunny finds a condor egg during the egg hunt.
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The story of Christmas
Paul Fehlner
Hardcover (Golden Book, Jan. 1, 1989)RARE: 1989 HARD COVER EDITION - NOT PAPERBACK. "The Story of Christmas" by Paul Fehlner (author) and Illustrated by Cathy Mitchell. Merrigold Press.
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Disney's Little Mermaid: Ariel's New Friend
Michael Teitelbaum, Jose Cardona
Paperback (Golden Pr, Aug. 1, 1994)Ariel makes friends with a merboy
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Richard Scarry's Things That Go
Richard Scarry
Hardcover (Goldencraft, April 1, 1987)Animals ride on vehicles such as bicycles, cars, trains, boats, airplanes, and hay wagons
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Raggedy Ann: A Thank You, Please, and I Love You Book
Norah Smaridge, June Goldborough
Hardcover (Golden Press/Western Publishing, March 15, 1973)In poem style, Raggedy Ann and Andy use everyday situations to show the benefits of: cleaning their room, feeding the pets, look but don't touch, not yelling across the room, sharing toys, play safety, saying Please, and other good attributes.