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The Monsters Picnic
What's Up in the Attic?
What's Up in the Attic?

By Golden Books, Liza Alexander

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On a rainy afternoon Ernie and Bert entertain themselves with the wonderful treasures to be found in an attic.

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Ernie Twiddlebug Fair
Ernie Twiddlebug Fair

By Liza Alexander

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S.S. Splish Splashy Day
S.S. Splish Splashy Day

By Liza Alexander

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It's Christmas!
It's Christmas!

By Liza Alexander

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Too little!
Too little!

By Liza Alexander

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Ernie Gets Lost
Ernie Gets Lost

By Liza Alexander

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Ernie follows Maria's advice when he becomes lost in a large department store.

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Scared of the dark
Scared of the dark

By Liza Alexander

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After watching a scary movie, Ernie is afraid to go to sleep.

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Nothing to do
Nothing to do

By Liza Alexander

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Big Bird's insatiable appetite for activity has Granny Bird busy thinking up things for him to do.

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When Oscar Was A Little Grouch
When Oscar Was A Little Grouch

By Liza Alexander

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A collection of three stories featuring the Sesame Street Muppets.

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