his book re~U ~ab.， Monster to Granny zJira.<br >nembers of the fam~Y Iron~ m~ J<br >ldren will also learn about different kinds of families and some<br >;he things they do together.<br > Baby Monsters" is a story about what baby monsters must k~.o-~l<br >become big monsters. They learn to comb their fur， make scary<br >~e8， and to mind their monster mannersl<br >"If I Lived Alone" is a realistic look at family life. Sometimes it s<br >Lnoying to share a room with your big sister， but it s nice to have<br >，me0ne to huddle with during a thunderstorm. Sometimes it s<br >~noying to be quiet while the baby naps， but it s nice to have<br >)meone who shares his crackers with you.<br >Some of the activities in this book encourage children to talk<br >bout their own families. ，，Bedtime Stories，" "Sweet DreamS，" and<br >Daddy Monster Cooks Dinner" are about family routines that help<br >hildren feel secure， children of your<br > We hope that some of these stories remind your<br >)wn family， and that others teach them about different families.<br > The Editors<br > SESAME STREET BOOKS<br >