All Other Sesame Street Books
Many of the Sesame Street books don't focus on one main character, instead the whole cast interacts as an ensemble. All of these books feature the Sesame Street Muppets, but some also feature the human cast as well.
We're Different, We're the Same
Favorite characters from "Sesame Street" teach young children about racial harmony.
Christmas Eve on Sesame Street
The Sesame Street Muppets and the whole cast celebrate Christmas in this adaptation of the 1978 television special.
Sesame Street Stays Up Late
International Muppets from many countries are featured in this celebration of New Years eve around the world!
Sesame Street Lift-and-Peek Party!
Lift the signs and open doors and windows to discover delightful party surprises!
Big Block Party!
The Sesame Street Muppets learn how to prepare healthy, nutritious snacks for their big block party!
Grover's Eight Nights of Light
Grover has all his friends to his house where they can share Hanukkah with him and his mommy.
Everybody Dance!
This is a cardboard flap book which gives the reader two views of each style of dancing. I love Elmo in his tuxedo!
Grouches Are Green
This book features Oscar the Grouch who "proves that he is the greenest of green guys ever!"
Just the Way You Are
Zoe learns that Elmo likes her just the way she is, even though they don't have everything in common. Their friendship is the most important thing.
B is for Books!
I had fun with this one. I especially like the illustration of the map. The cover features Elmo, bit the original cover had Big Bird.
The Messy Alphabet Book!
Oscar the Grouch makes everyone promise to make as big a mess as possible if they want to be in his book. And they don't disappoint him!
'Twas the Night Before Christmas on Sesame Street
This is a cute "Scribble Style" take on Clement Clarke Moore's classic poem, of course. Ho-ho-ho!
Sesame Street 123
Counting to 100 is fun on Sesame Street as the Muppets prepare for a big street fair.
A Visit to the Sesame Street Firehouse
I had a lot of help with the research for this book from the New York City fire department as well as from the local fire department in Putnam, CT, where I lived at the time. The unmasked firefighter who greets Ernie, Grover, and Big Bird is my brother-in-law, Ron.
Window on Sesame Street
I had a lot of fun illustrating this book of windows both forward and backward and without a manuscript!