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'''''My Baby Brother Is a Little Monster''''' is a 2001 ''[[Sesame Street]]'' storybook. |
'''''My Baby Brother Is a Little Monster''''' is a 2001 ''[[Sesame Street]]'' storybook. |
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+ | [[Henry (Monster)|Henry]] is a [[Sesame Street monsters|monster]] who lives on [[Sesame Street (location)|Sesame Street]] and is friends with [[Big Bird]]. When Big Bird asks Henry if he wants to go to the park to play [[Baseball|baseball]], Henry says he can't because his baby brother, [[Calvin]], is inside asleep. |
Henry invites Big Bird inside, and once there they hear a terrible noise, which signals that Calvin is awake. Henry's [[Mothers|mom]] introduces the baby to Big Bird, and she tells the boys they can head to the park after she fixes Calvin's cereal. The boys play with blocks, but Calvin knocks them over and pulls Henry's fur. Big Bird asks Henry why he doesn't tell him not to do that, but he explains that Calvin is just a baby and doesn't understand that it hurts. |
Henry invites Big Bird inside, and once there they hear a terrible noise, which signals that Calvin is awake. Henry's [[Mothers|mom]] introduces the baby to Big Bird, and she tells the boys they can head to the park after she fixes Calvin's cereal. The boys play with blocks, but Calvin knocks them over and pulls Henry's fur. Big Bird asks Henry why he doesn't tell him not to do that, but he explains that Calvin is just a baby and doesn't understand that it hurts. |
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==Reissues== |
==Reissues== |
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File:Mybabybrother.jpg|[[Dalmatian Press]]<br>2007<br>ISBN 1403732132 |
File:Mybabybrother.jpg|[[Dalmatian Press]]<br>2007<br>ISBN 1403732132 |
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File:MyBabyBrotherisaLittleMonsterPixiBooks.jpg|[[Pixi-Books]]<br>2011<br>ISBN 1849585504 |
File:MyBabyBrotherisaLittleMonsterPixiBooks.jpg|[[Pixi-Books]]<br>2011<br>ISBN 1849585504 |
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File:Sezamkowy9.jpg|{{GNH|[[Poland|Polish]]}}''Mój młodszy braciszek''<br>(''My Little Brother'')<br>[[Sezamkowy Zakątek books|''Sezamkowy Zakątek'' series]]<br>Media Service Zawada, 2007 |
File:Sezamkowy9.jpg|{{GNH|[[Poland|Polish]]}}''Mój młodszy braciszek''<br>(''My Little Brother'')<br>[[Sezamkowy Zakątek books|''Sezamkowy Zakątek'' series]]<br>Media Service Zawada, 2007 |
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Revision as of 16:31, 8 January 2019
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| Written by | Sarah Albee |
| Illustrator | Tom Brannon |
| Published | 2001 |
| Publisher | Random House |
| Series | Jellybean Books |
| ISBN | 0375811486 |
My Baby Brother Is a Little Monster is a 2001 Sesame Street storybook.
Henry is a monster who lives on Sesame Street and is friends with Big Bird. When Big Bird asks Henry if he wants to go to the park to play baseball, Henry says he can't because his baby brother, Calvin, is inside asleep.
Henry invites Big Bird inside, and once there they hear a terrible noise, which signals that Calvin is awake. Henry's mom introduces the baby to Big Bird, and she tells the boys they can head to the park after she fixes Calvin's cereal. The boys play with blocks, but Calvin knocks them over and pulls Henry's fur. Big Bird asks Henry why he doesn't tell him not to do that, but he explains that Calvin is just a baby and doesn't understand that it hurts.
Before he can eat his cereal, Calvin soils himself and needs a diaper changing, and then he makes a mess while eating his lunch. Finally Henry breaks down and cries, admitting that he wishes he didn't have a little brother. His mother hugs him and says she understands that it is difficult, but Calvin is lucky to have such a good big brother, and she takes them to the park. While there, Calvin utters his first words, "En-wee," his understanding brother's first name.
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