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Go way back to the Rock and back to the ’80s with these classic storybooks you grew up with from Jim Henson’s original groundbreaking children’s television series Fraggle Rock.Relive your childhood and share precious moments with the family with these new editions of classic
Fraggle Rock stories from the 1980s. Lovingly updated and reprinted for a modern audience, this beautiful box set contains two classic picture books.
What’s a Fraggle? Fraggles are small, colorful creatures who live in the caves of a magical, musical place called Fraggle Rock. Take a guided tour of their world and meet all of its amazing inhabitants. This clever book is sure to be a favorite with Fraggle fans of every age!
What Do Doozers Do? Doozers love to work all day. Unlike Fraggles, who prefer to sing and play. But what do Doozers do when they aren’t working? And what do they do while the Fraggles are dancing their cares away? This adorable book gives readers a glimpse into the hidden world of the Doozers that even the Fraggles would love to see!
About the author
Louise Gikow is an Emmy Award–winning author/composer of more than 150 scripts, books, and songs for kids and adults, including scripts for Sesame Workshop. She was editorial director and creative consultant at Jim Henson Productions for eleven years. She also created and ran a publishing and multimedia division at Nickelodeon. She lives in New York City.Michaela Muntean has written dozens of books including Stay: The True Story of Ten Dogs, Do Not Open this Book! and Do Not EVER be a Babysitter! She lives in the Hudson Valley with her husband and two dogs. You can visit her at: michaelamuntean.comSue Venning has illustrated Muppet, Fraggle and Muppet Babies books.Barbara McClintock is an American illustrator and author of over 40 books for children. Her books have received numerous awards and citations, including five New York Times Best Illustrated Picture Book Awards, four ALA Notable Book Citations, a Boston Globe/Horn Book Honor Award, a China Times Best Illustrated Books Award, and a British Fantasy Award. One of her books is a best-selling title in Japan.
Her artwork has been exhibited and is in the collections of libraries, museums and galleries around the world.
She has lectured about her work nationally and internationally, and is currently teaching classes on creating children’s books at Wesleyan University. She has served on the board of directors of the Eric Carle Museum, and chaired the Original Art Show at the Society of Illustrators.
Barbara is self-educated as an illustrator, learning by studying and copying artwork from books checked out of public libraries.
Originally from New Jersey and North Dakota, she now resides in northeastern CT with her partner, the illustrator David Johnson, and their three overly-helpful cats.
