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Revision as of 22:00, 25 March 2012
| Written by | Emily Perl Kingsley |
| Illustrator | Tom Cooke |
| Published | 1981 |
| Publisher | Western Publishing |
| Series | Sesame Street Read Aloud Books, Sesame Street Book Club |
| ISBN | 0307231356 |
The Little Red Hen is a 1981 Sesame Street storybook based on the folk tale, most likely of Russian origin, made famous in America with a Little Golden Book.
Prairie Dawn presents a "Sesame Street Pageant", featuring Bert as the Little Red Hen, who plants a seed, grows corn, and makes a batch of muffins. After the other animals choose not to help the red hen make the muffins, they end up not getting any to eat. After the play, the cast pretends to not want to help Prairie Dawn put the set away.
Reissues
Book and audio editions
The book and audio editions feature the original character voices.
Book and record setFisher-Price
1983
FP140
1983
FP140
Book and tape setGolden
1983
13818
1983
13818
Translations