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Elmo's Mommy (Sesame Street)

Written by Naomi KleinbergAuthor Alerts: Random House will alert you to new works by Naomi Kleinberg
Illustrated by Louis WombleAuthor Alerts: Random House will alert you to new works by Louis Womble


· Random House Books for Young Readers
· Board · Ages 2-5 years
· March 27, 2012 · $4.99 · 978-0-307-92967-9 (0-307-92967-1)

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Mother's Day is right around the corner and Elmo is trying to find a super-special gift for a super-special mom. Should it be candy? Flowers? A scarf? A book? Nothing seems quite special enough for a mommy who does so many nice things for her little one. In the end, Elmo learns that what counts as a 'gift' can be defined in different—and surprising—ways.

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