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Can there be such a thing as too much Christmas? Elmo gets to see what the world would be like if every day were Christmas.

"Explore the world of music and rhythm with your favorite Sesame Street characters featuring the cast of Stomp, the international percussion sensation! When Telly looses his tuba he thinks he will never make music again, but the Stomp cast members teach that everyday items can make music and that music can be made with almost anything"--Container.

Grover fears a monster hiding at the end of the book, but Elmo urges him forward. Eventually, Grover discovers the monster is not as fearful as he imagined.

Rhymed text follows the adventures of a group of monsters on their way to Sesame Street.

It's Christmas Eve on Sesame Street, and everyone is joining in the excitement--until a question from Oscar throws Big Bird into a tailspin. "How does a guy like Santa Claus, who's built like a dump truck, come down all those skinny little chimneys?" Oscar asks. Suddenly, Big Bird is worried that if he can't answer the question, there won't be any presents on Christmas. With the help of all his Sesame Street Friends, Big Bird attempts to solve the...

Kermit, Oscar, Bert, Ernie and Cookie Monster join Big Bird in a bighearted, cross-country adventure. A meddling social worker sends poor Big Bird off to live with a feathered foster family in Illinois. But try as he might, he doesn't fit in and runs away to return to Sesame Street. Now his old friends need to find him before he runs 'afowl' of trouble en route.

Baby Bear goes to Big Bird when he has trouble remembering his letters. Big Bird's learning "method" makes learning the letters as easy as A B C. Alphabet song sung by Billy Joel.