Sesame Street's Mother Goose Rhymes

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 wanting 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 only eats 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 back, and Oscar band spoons agains 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 [{Cows|cow]], dog and two furry friends (Grover and Telly).
• "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star - Elmo looks out his window at the stars.