An adorable book that’s perfect for giving as a gift, Elmo’s Christmas Hugs captures what is most important about the holidays. Every spread features a fun activity to do with the plush arms. What is Elmo’s very favorite part of Christmas? Is it singing carols? Baking cookies?Wrapping presents? Kids will find out in this adorable book with plush arms that interact with the pages. Perfect for holiday gift-giving!

What is Elmo’s very favorite part of Christmas? Is it singing carols? baking cookies? wrapping presents? Kids will find out in this adorable book with plush arms that interact with the pages. Perfect for holiday gift-giving!

Everyone needs a hug sometimes and these two lovable licensed characters love to give them! Being a good friend means being encouraging, comforting, and happy for others - all good reasons for giving someone a hug.

This adorable book features two plush arms that let Elmo “hug” the front cover. Inside, Elmo practices being a good friend by encouraging, comforting, and celebrating good times with his buddies on Sesame Street. Complete with gift tag, this makes a great gift. Everyone needs a hug sometimes and Elmo loves to give them! Being a good friend means being encouraging, comforting, and happy for others—all good reasons for giving someone a hug, and all expressed in this storybook. Kids will love using the adorable plush arms attached to help Elmo hug all his friends. Extra activities on each spread encourage kids to use the plush arms to pat, blow kisses, and wave.

Everyone is being extra-nice to Oscar today. Abby has brought him pie. Zoe has picked flowers and Elmo wants to give him a big hug! Why is everyone being so YUCKY? Kids will find out in this adorable book with plush arms that interact with the pages.

Celebrate and sing along with Elmo, Big Bird, Abby, and your Sesame Street friends! Features melodies and lyrics to 10 classic Christmas songs like "Deck the Hall" and "We Wish You A Merry Christmas," while stars light up and twinkle as the music plays. Lyrics are printed in the book for sing-along fun. Music and singing help build language and literacy skills, and make story time - and the season - extra special!

How many hugs is too many? After coughing up a hairball, a girl’s cat doesn’t feel well. She gives her cat a hug, which makes the cat feel much better. A dog notices and asks for a hug, too. And then some ducks come along. And a skunk . . . and a bear — and a porcupine! One animal after another asks the girl for a hug until she’s simply had enough. How much more of this can she take? Sometimes a hug is just what you need. And sometimes, it’s just NOT!