About this ebook
A classic Sesame Street Little Golden Book from 1977, celebrating Big Bird and the color red!
A classic Sesame Street Little Golden Book from 1977 is back! Big Bird wants to show readers what the color red looks like. As he searches his bottomless shopping bag for some examples of red things, a slapstick-funny series of red-themed scenes appear behind him: red cars and trucks, a red-clad marching band, a red parade float, red fruit, and red costumes. Finally, he finds a bag of very squished red tomatoes. Girls and boys ages 3 to 6 will find this book great, red giggle-inducing fun.
A classic Sesame Street Little Golden Book from 1977 is back! Big Bird wants to show readers what the color red looks like. As he searches his bottomless shopping bag for some examples of red things, a slapstick-funny series of red-themed scenes appear behind him: red cars and trucks, a red-clad marching band, a red parade float, red fruit, and red costumes. Finally, he finds a bag of very squished red tomatoes. Girls and boys ages 3 to 6 will find this book great, red giggle-inducing fun.
About the author
Jonathan and Rosanne Cerf were following a Cerf family tradition when they wrote this Sesame Street Little Golden Book. Jonathan also performed the voice of one of the Beetles on Sesame Street.
Michael J. Smollin was the illustrator of many, many children's books, including the classic Little Golden Book The Monster at the End of This Book and its sequel, Another Monster at the End of This Book.
Michael J. Smollin was the illustrator of many, many children's books, including the classic Little Golden Book The Monster at the End of This Book and its sequel, Another Monster at the End of This Book.
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