New Releases by Michaela Muntean

Go way back to the Rock and back to the ’80s with these classic storybooks you grew up with from Jim Henson’s original groundbreaking children’s television series Fraggle Rock. Relive your childhood and share precious moments with the family with these new editions of classic Fraggle Rock stories from the 1980s. Lovingly updated and reprinted for a modern audience, this beautiful box set contains two classic picture books. What’s a Fraggle? Fraggles are small, colorful creatures who live in the caves of a magical, musical place called Fraggle Rock. Take a guided tour of their world and meet all of its amazing inhabitants. This clever book is sure to be a favorite with Fraggle fans of every age! What Do Doozers Do? Doozers love to work all day. Unlike Fraggles, who prefer to sing and play. But what do Doozers do when they aren’t working? And what do they do while the Fraggles are dancing their cares away? This adorable book gives readers a glimpse into the hidden world of the Doozers that even the Fraggles would love to see!

Fans of How to Babysit a Grandma and How to Babysit a Grandpa will love this hilarious misadventure in babysitting! Uncle Pig is babysitting his nieces and nephews, and he is clueless about what to do! His sister left him a handy list of ideas for how to entertain them, but Pig has a flair for misinterpretation (think Amelia Bedelia). When his tidy home erupts into messy chaos, what is a rookie babysitter to do? Turn to the reader for help, of course!

Toddlers will enjoy accompanying Elmo as he smells freshly cut grass, sees himself in the mirror, touches squishy finger paint, tastes a sardine-and-jelly sandwich, listens to lovely music, and much more. Charming illustrations add sweetness and humor to a pitch-perfect introduction to the five senses. Elmo has never been more lovable than he is in the pages of this sturdy board book!

Bert imagines what it would be like to be a teacher when he grows up. Ernie decides he wants to be a veterinarian.

Betty Lou describes her campaign and the things she would do if she were elected president.

Join Elmo as he helps his mommy and Aunt Sue bake Christmas cookies the day before Christmas.

Elmo enjoys his day as he eats popcorn, plays hopscotch, and gets his hair cut, while introducing young readers to some of his favorite words for sounds.

In the spirit of the bestselling classics DON'T LET THE PIGEON DRIVE THE BUS and THE MONSTER AT THE END OF THIS BOOK comes a riotously funny, interactive picture book from a hot new team. "Excuse me, but who do you think you are, opening this book when the cover clearly says, DO NOT OPEN THIS BOOK? The reason you weren't supposed to open this book is because it is not yet written ...You think it's easy to put words together? Hah Now go away--I need time to think." So begins Pig's valiant attempt to pen his masterpiece. But he is constantly interrupted by the reader who is seduced at every turn into foiling his efforts ("please go away" "please do not turn the page")--until at last we reach the final page & discover that together, Pig & the reader have indeed created a book.

As Pig tries to write a book, he chastises the reader who keeps interrupting him by turning the pages.

Introduces toddlers to a variety of animals and the sounds they make, as elmo imitates each one.

Featuring Jim Henson's Sesame Street Muppets.

When Mr. Hays takes his play group to visit the baby animals on a farm, Elmo decides that he wants to be each animal, but he changes his mind as they leave.

B is for Big Bird in a boat. E is for Elmo the engineer. Big Bird and Elmo play their favorite game while walking home one day.

The Sesame Street characters describe their friends and what they like about them.

Sesame Street Good-Night Stories.

The Sesame Street characters tell what they like about school. Objects in the picture are labeled.

Grover takes a walk and finds many things with short names such as moon, cat, and tree.

Elmo and his Sesame Street friends help convince Oscar that Christmas is a season for warmth and sharing.

A book about honesty.

If I lived alone, I could eat ice cream, for breakfast, lunch, and dinner. I wouldn't have to share my toys or clean up my room. That would be great! Or would it? With humor and insight, this book explores the many ways family members need each other.

Teaches preschool children the letters of the alphabet while learning nursery rhymes.

The Sesame Street characters introduce some new words, and we learn about the warm and caring Snuffle-upagus.