Mathieu, Joseph. Books

I am a monster

By H. Monster, Mathieu Joseph., Golden Books, Jim Henson

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Herry Monster describes himself, his family, and his neighborhood on Sesame Street.

The amazing adventures of silent e man.

By Mathieu Joseph.

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By manipulating the moveable part in each illustration, the reader can make the "silent e" appear or disappear, thus creating a new word.

Big Joe's Trailer Truck

By Mathieu Joseph., Joe Mathieu

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Simple text and illustrations describe the parts of a trailer truck and the job and typical journey of a truck driver.

The Sesame Street mix or match storybook

By Sesame Street, Mathieu Joseph.

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Provides the reader with 48 story elements on split pages that can be combined to create tales featuring Sesame Street characters.

Busy city

By Joseph Mathieu, Mathieu Joseph.

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A brief introduction to the people and places of a modern city.

The olden days

By Mathieu Joseph., Joe Mathieu

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Text and pictures portray life in a New England village in the early 19th century.

Bathtime on Sesame Street

By Sesame Street, Mathieu Joseph.

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When Big Bird gets ready to give Barkley a bath, Barkley runs away. Illustrations feature pop-up parts.

On the go

By Mathieu Joseph.

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