Monster Faces (Sesame Street)

Monster Faces by Tom Brannon is a delightful book published by Random House Children’s Books on August 13, 1996. This Brdbk edition features 22 pages of vibrant illustrations that engage toddlers in exploring emotions through the beloved characters of Sesame Street. The book invites young readers to connect facial expressions with feelings, showcasing familiar faces like Elmo and Zoe in various scenarios that reflect happiness, sadness, and more.
In this interactive experience, children will encounter colorful depictions of monster faces that help them understand concepts such as emotions and opposites. As they observe Elmo’s sad expression after dropping his ice cream cone or Zoe’s joy with her lollipop, readers are encouraged to mimic these expressions, fostering emotional recognition and social themes. This engaging format makes it a suitable choice for early childhood learning, combining fun with educational elements.
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Illustrated in full color. Whose face is that on the cover? That’s right–it’s red-hot Elmo! Toddlers will learn to link facial expressions to emotions as they take a close-up look at some of the funniest, fuzziest monster faces on Sesame Street! Zoe has yummy lollipop–look how happy she is! Elmo has a sad face–he’s just dropped his ice cream cone. Poor Elmo! Can you make a “sorry Elmo” face?
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