Maggie Swanson Books

The Curious Little Kitten Around The House

By Linda Hayward, Maggie Swanson

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[24] p. : 21 cm The adventures of a little kitten as she explores the house alone for the first time

Curious Kitten's Christmas

By Linda Hayward, Golden Books

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A curious little kitten puzzles over all the new things in the house at Christmastime.

The Curious Little Kitten on the Farm

By Maggie Swanson

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My name is Ernie

By Tish Rabe

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His friend Bert, his Rubber Duckie, the twiddlebugs, peanut butter and jelly sandwiches, and the color red are all important parts of Ernie's life on Sesame Street.

My name is Big Bird

By Constance Allen

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My name is Grover

By Tish Rabe

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Grover writes a poem that tells about himself and the things he likes to do on Sesame Street.

Elmo Can Quack Like a Duck

By Golden Books, Michaela Muntean

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Elmo Can Taste

By Michaela Muntean

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Grover Sleeps Over

By Elizabeth Winthrop

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Grover is apprehensive about spending his first night away from home, at Betty Lou's house, but his fears dissolve under the gracious hospitality of Betty Lou and her mother.

Curious Little Kitten

By Jean Little, Linda Hayward

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