John E. Barrett

Does Pooh really have the power to make his friends' wishes come true? Along with the story, Pooh has a simple wishing rhyme that allows pre-readers to play an active role in the storytelling.

Piglet is sorry to be so small, but his ideas of how to be big don't work. Then he finds his size is just right to help Eeyore.

Baby Ernie receives a potty as a gift and learns to use it.

Smooch and Winslow can't agree on who has the fastest path to the treehouse. When Snook overhears them arguing, he suggests making a map to find out which route is fastest. With Burdette's help the friends learn the length of each route. Who do you think will have the fastest path?

Elmo says balls come in different shapes and sizes and they are used for differnet games.

Miss Piggy takes the reader on a tour of her art museum which houses several muppet masterworks including Gainsborough's "Green Boy."

Invites young readers to lift the flaps to see all the fun Elmo has when he plays different instruments and sings his favorite songs with his friends.