A stunning visual interpretation of the beloved Sesame Street song, now in board book!

For young and old, the text recalls a theme of courage and self-acceptance with easy-to-follow imagery. Everyone will want to sing along. "School Library Journal, starred review" A picture-book celebration of a "Sesame Street "favorite. "Booklist" A loving tribute. "Kirkus Reviews" As the boy plays and sings, musical notes rise up and literally buoy the bird (and its nest), lifting them aloft until the bird is able to fly and sing for itself, and rejoin its companions. It's an effective visual metaphor for the way that music can be a form of support. "Publishers Weekly" The creator of "Bridget's Beret" offers here another appealing story featuring a plucky heroine. Applying a full-color palette to his watercolor, ink, and colored-pencil cartoons, Lichtenheld makes use of varying page space and panel techniques to add subtle details to his narrative. "Booklist on Cloudette" Hilarious. . . . A witty, well-shaped story . . . and a clever homage to many of the Great Artists and their works, from Leonardo to Warhol. "Kirkus Reviews, starred review on Bridget's Beret" Lichtenheld's detailed and textured illustrations, rendered in wax oil pastels on vellum paper, perfectly complement the fun, rhyming text, cleverly personifying each truck with expressive eyes and amusing details. "School Library Journal on Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site" A standout picture book. "Booklist, starred review on Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site" Text and illustrations are intimately wedded in this fun, interactive read-aloud. The bold lines and bright colors in Lichtenheld's illustrations are a visually pleasing match for the bantering text. "School Library Journal on Duck! Rabbit!""

Joe Raposo was a celebrated composer, songwriter, pianist, television writer, and lyricist best known for his work on "Sesame Street." He served as musical director for "Sesame Street" from its inception through the late 1970s. He also wrote songs for Frank Sinatra and many television shows, such as "Three's Company."Tom Lichtenheld is the "New York Times" bestselling illustrator of "Goodnight, Goodnight, Construction Site." He lives in Illinois."