Best Friends

A Sesame Street Growing-Up Book

by Allison Davis, David Prebenna (Illustrator)

Big Bird feels left out when his best friend, Snuffy, plays with other children at play group, but Granny Bird helps him to see that having more than one friend can be fun, and a best friend is still very special

Genres: Picture Books

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1992

About the author

Allison Davis is the author of various Sesame Street books.

Reviews

[Stacy · Rating 4 out of 5]

Good for illustrating to children, with characters they are familiar with, that it is ok, and can even be fun, for your best friend to have other friends too.

[Milton Public Library · Rating 2 out of 5]

The Big Bird has Thin Skin, and the woolly mammoth being friendly toward Ernie in kindergarten is too much for him to bear. Until we learn that we can all be friends AT ONCE.
"Here is one who will increase our loves," say Dante's blessed spirits, and the Sesame Street characters too.

Your children may say things like, What is Ernie, and you'll find yourself saying things like, He's kind of a person. They're all kind of people but they're puppets, but he's kind of a puppet person where the other ones are puppet birds or monsters or whatever. Go drink your milk.