Written by	Constance Allen
Illustrator	Maggie Swanson
Published	1993
Publisher	Golden Press
Series	A Little Golden Book
ISBN	0307301222

Sesame Street's Mother Goose Rhymes is a 1993 Sesame Street Little Golden Book featuring Sesame versions of the classic Mother Goose rhymes.

Rhymes featured include:

• "Little Bo Peep" - Count von Count helps Betty Lou as Peep count her sheep.
• "Pat-a-cake, pat-a-cake, baker's man" - Cookie Monster bakes cakes, then eats them and the pan, too.
• "Old Mother Hubbard" - Roxie Marie goes to the cupboard looking for something starting with the letter B.
• "Peter Piper" - Bert proudly polishes his paper clips.
• "Little Jack Horner" - Oscar the Grouch sits in a corner eating anchovy pie, shooing away Big Bird.
• "Little Miss Muffet" - Betty Lou, this time as Miss Muffet, sits on her tuffet, eating a bowl of stew.
• "Hickory Dickory Dock" - Little Bird climbs the clock to cry, "Cuck-oo."
• "Pussy Cat Pussy Cat" - Grundgetta takes the place of the pussycat, going to the dump and asking who wants to know.
• "Rain Rain Go Away" - Sesame Street Monsters, including Herry Monster, want the rain to end so they can play.
• "Old King Cole" - Ernie takes on the role of Old King Cole, but eats only Healthy Food, including his bread, cheese and fruit, nicely stewed.
• "Jack Be Nimble" - In a nod to his "first and last" sketch, Grover takes on Jack in a hobbyhorse race.
• "Hey Diddle Diddle" - Bert watches out the window of his apartment to see a Twiddlebug fiddle, Gladys the Cow moo at the moon, Barkley bark, and Oscar bang spoons against his can.
• "Sing a Song of Sixpence" - Six Monsters, including Elmo and Telly Monster, dance in a version of the rhyme.
• "Mary Had a Little Lamb" - Prairie Dawn takes on the role of Mary, with not only a lamb, but also a cow, a dog and two furry friends (Grover and Telly).
• "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" - Elmo looks out his window at the stars.

Other editionsEdit

The book was reissued in 2009 by Bendon Publishing as part of the Storybook Classics series in honor to celebrate Sesame Street's 40th anniversary. The 2009 reissue features a full color poster inside the book.