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Elmo's Neighborhood is a set of Sesame Street board books published by Reader's Digest between 1998 and 2001. Each book is shaped like a building in the Sesame Street neighborhood.

Over the course of the series, a lost black puppy is hidden in various scenes in each building. Elmo's Apartment is implied as the last book in the series, as the puppy finally finds a home with Elmo.

The subscription-based books came bundled with a different figurine for every one of twelve shipments. A special offer also included a large floor mat onto which the books (shaped as buildings) could be placed alongside the figurines.

The series was later reissued under various formats and titles.

Accessories[]

Titles[]

Reissues[]

Read with Elmo[]

Reader's Digest reissued six of the titles in hardback as a series titled Read with Elmo in 2006.

Where Is the Puppy?[]

In 2009, Dalmatian Press began to reissue the series under the title Where Is the Puppy? Twenty of the twenty-four titles received new editions; the missing titles were Sesame Street Movie Theater, Sesame Street Museum, Sesame Street Restaurant, and Sesame Street Zoo.

Each book features "Elmo's Everyday Words", a glossary of eight words from the story, and "Big Bird's Big Ideas", a glossary of four more abstract words. The featured words are printed in blue throughout the story.

Lights & Music Treasury[]

Publications International released a collection of eleven stories under the title Elmo's Neighborhood: Lights & Music Treasury in 2009.

Mobile app[]

Sesame Workshop launched a new series of iPhone apps in 2009, allowing adults to record their voices reading Sesame books for kids that they love to hear. The app launched with four titles from the "Where Is the Puppy?" series -- "123 Sesame Street", "The Firehouse", "The Fix-It Shop" and "The Playground".[1]

Sources[]

  1. Goode, Lauren. "Sesame Bringing E-Books to the iPhone", The Wall Street Journal blog. December 22, 2009.
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