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{{book|image=Sesamestorybook.JPG|writer=[[Jeff Moss]], [[Jerry Juhl]], [[Emily Kaplin]], [[Bob Oksner]], [[Ray Sipherd]], [[Norman Stiles]], [[Jon Stone]], and [[Dan Wilcox]], verse adaptations by [[Albert G. Miller]]|illustrator=[[Kelly Oechsli]], [[Mel Crawford]], [[Mary Lou Dettmer]] and [[Michael K. Frith|Mike Frith]]|date=[[1971]]|publisher=[[Random House]]|series=[[Sesame Street Storybooks]]|pages=|isbn=0-394-82332-X}}
[[Image:Sesamestorybook.JPG|thumb|300px|Cover art by Mike Frith.]]
 
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{{book|writer=[[Jeffrey Moss]], [[Jerry Juhl]], [[Emily Kaplin]], [[Bob Oksner]], [[Ray Sipherd]], [[Norman Stiles]], [[Jon Stone]], and [[Dan Wilcox]], verse adaptations by [[Albert G. Miller]]|illustrator=[[Kelly Oechsli]], [[Mel Crawford]], [[Mary Lou Dettmer]] and [[Mike Frith]]|date=[[1971]]|publisher=[[Random House]]|series=[[Sesame Street Storybooks]]|isbn=0-394-82332-X}}
 
 
'''''The Sesame Street Storybook''''' is a 72-page book of stories and comics featuring the ''[[Sesame Street]]'' cast. Published in 1971, this was the first in a series of large-format anthologies, the [[Sesame Street Storybooks]].
 
'''''The Sesame Street Storybook''''' is a 72-page book of stories and comics featuring the ''[[Sesame Street]]'' cast. Published in 1971, this was the first in a series of large-format anthologies, the [[Sesame Street Storybooks]].
   
[[Mike Frith]], who would later become a key member of [[Jim Henson|Jim Henson's]] Muppet team, was the Editor-in-Chief of the Beginner Books series at [[Random House]] in the early 1970's. Frith oversaw the annual [[Sesame Street Storybooks]], and it was this experience with the characters that brought him into his career with the Muppets.
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[[Michael K. Frith]], who would later become a key member of [[Jim Henson|Jim Henson's]] Muppet team, was the Editor-in-Chief of the Beginner Books series at [[Random House]] in the early 1970s. Frith oversaw the annual [[Sesame Street Storybooks]], and it was this experience with the characters that led him to a long career with the Muppets.
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In this book, Frith illustrated "Shapes of Things to Eat," "Grover Above and Below," "Cookie Monster Up and Down," and "Grover Near and Far." He also contributed the two-page illustration for the book's endpapers, which includes small portraits of Henson and [[Frank Oz|Oz]] looking out of the [[123 Sesame Street]] windows, and a self-portrait of Frith on a poster.
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[[Kelly Oechsli]] contributed "The Princess and the Cookie," "Ernie Dusts the Shelf," "[[The Diamond D and the Dangerous Dragon|The Diamond D and the Dreadful Dragon]]," "Ernie's Six Delicious Cookies," and "The Magic Apple."
   
 
[[Mel Crawford]] illustrated "Oscar Chooses a Pet," and drew comics pages based on ''Sesame'' sketches: "Ernie Presents the Letter A," "Ernie Presents the Letter Q," "Bert Presents the Number 5," "Ernie Presents the Letter U," and "Herbert Birdsfoot Explains the Word Full."
In this book, Frith illustrated "Shapes of Things to Eat", "Grover Above and Below", "Cookie Monster Up and Down", and "Grover Near and Far". He also contributed the two-page illustration for the book's endpapers, which includes small portraits of Henson and [[Frank Oz|Oz]] looking out of the [[123 Sesame Street]] windows, and a self-portrait of Frith on a poster.
 
   
 
[[Mary Lou Dettmer]] illustrated the story "The Boy, the Girl and the Jellybeans."
[[Kelly Oechsli]] contributed "The Princess and the Cookie", "Oscar Chooses a Pet", "Ernie Dusts the Shelf", "The Diamond D and the Dreadful Dragon", "Ernie's Six Delicious Cookies", and "The Magic Apple".
 
   
 
The characters pictured in the book include: [[Bert]], [[Betty Lou]], [[Big Bird]], [[Bob]], [[Cookie Monster]], [[Ernie]], [[Grover]], [[Herbert Birdsfoot]], [[Herry Monster]], [[Lefty the Salesman|Lefty]], [[Little Bird]], [[Oscar the Grouch]], [[Roosevelt Franklin]], [[Roosevelt Franklin's Mother]], [[Sherlock Hemlock]], and [[Willy]].
[[Mel Crawford]] drew comics pages based on ''Sesame'' sketches: "Ernie Presents the Letter A", "Ernie Presents the Letter Q", "Bert Presents the Number 5", "Ernie Presents the Letter U", and "Herbert Birdsfoot Explains the Word Full".
 
   
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==Translations==
[[Mary Lou Dettmer]] illustrated the story "The Boy, the Girl and the Jellybeans".
 
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<gallery>
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Image:Italieency.JPG|{{GNH|[[Italy]]}}Almanacco di Sesamo, 1978<br>Mondadori
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Image:Zwedenency.JPG|{{GNH|[[Sweden]]}}Sesam öppna dig, 1975<br>Translation by: Berit Skogsberg<br>Askild & Kärnekull<br>91-7008-201-4
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Image:Polishency.JPG|{{GNH|[[Poland]]}}Bajki z Ulicy Sezamkowej
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</gallery>
   
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==See also==
The characters pictured in the book included: [[Bert]], [[Betty Lou]], [[Big Bird]], [[Bob]], [[Cookie Monster]], [[Ernie]], [[Grover]], [[Herbert Birdsfoot]], [[Herry Monster]], [[Lefty]], [[Little Bird]], [[Oscar the Grouch]], [[Roosevelt Franklin]], [[Roosevelt Franklin's Mother]], [[Sherlock Hemlock]], and [[Willy]].
 
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Revision as of 00:47, 13 February 2020

Sesamestorybook
Written by Jeff Moss, Jerry Juhl, Emily Kaplin, Bob Oksner, Ray Sipherd, Norman Stiles, Jon Stone, and Dan Wilcox, verse adaptations by Albert G. Miller
Illustrator Kelly Oechsli, Mel Crawford, Mary Lou Dettmer and Mike Frith
Published 1971
Publisher Random House
Series Sesame Street Storybooks
ISBN 0-394-82332-X

The Sesame Street Storybook is a 72-page book of stories and comics featuring the Sesame Street cast. Published in 1971, this was the first in a series of large-format anthologies, the Sesame Street Storybooks.

Michael K. Frith, who would later become a key member of Jim Henson's Muppet team, was the Editor-in-Chief of the Beginner Books series at Random House in the early 1970s. Frith oversaw the annual Sesame Street Storybooks, and it was this experience with the characters that led him to a long career with the Muppets.

In this book, Frith illustrated "Shapes of Things to Eat," "Grover Above and Below," "Cookie Monster Up and Down," and "Grover Near and Far." He also contributed the two-page illustration for the book's endpapers, which includes small portraits of Henson and Oz looking out of the 123 Sesame Street windows, and a self-portrait of Frith on a poster.

Kelly Oechsli contributed "The Princess and the Cookie," "Ernie Dusts the Shelf," "The Diamond D and the Dreadful Dragon," "Ernie's Six Delicious Cookies," and "The Magic Apple."

Mel Crawford illustrated "Oscar Chooses a Pet," and drew comics pages based on Sesame sketches: "Ernie Presents the Letter A," "Ernie Presents the Letter Q," "Bert Presents the Number 5," "Ernie Presents the Letter U," and "Herbert Birdsfoot Explains the Word Full."

Mary Lou Dettmer illustrated the story "The Boy, the Girl and the Jellybeans."

The characters pictured in the book include: Bert, Betty Lou, Big Bird, Bob, Cookie Monster, Ernie, Grover, Herbert Birdsfoot, Herry Monster, Lefty, Little Bird, Oscar the Grouch, Roosevelt Franklin, Roosevelt Franklin's Mother, Sherlock Hemlock, and Willy.

Translations

See also

Sesame Street Storybooks