Jim Henson Books

The Muppets Take Manhattan A Movie Storybook
Ernie gets dressed
Ernie gets dressed

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Ernie puts on several pieces of clothing before going outside in this book for small hands on board pages with tabs for easy page turning.

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Muppet babies at the circus
Muppet babies at the circus

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SESAME ST FARM FRIENDS
SESAME ST FARM FRIENDS

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Muppet Babies Mother Goose Large Shape
Jim Henson presents let's pretend with the Muppet Babies
Jim Henson presents let's pretend with the Muppet Babies

By Jim Henson

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Baby Kermit tries to guess what each Muppet Baby is pretending to be. Foldout pages reveal a variety of occupations.

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Little Ernie s animal friends
The Sesame Street players present Mother Goose
The Sesame Street players present Mother Goose

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A collection of more than forty traditional nursery rhymes.

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Jim Henson s Book of Muppet Stories
Jim Henson s Book of Muppet Stories

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Muppets Muppets Muppets
Muppets Muppets Muppets

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Humorous articles and photographs featuring the Muppets include interviews with celebrities, such as John Denver and Stevie Wonder and advice from Miss Piggy.

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