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FREE MUPPETS MOST WANTED READ-ALONG STORYBOOK AND CD PDF Calliope Glass | 32 pages | 14 Feb 2014 | Disney Press | 9781484702581 | English | New York, United States Category:The Muppets books | Disney Wiki | Fandom The audio features a narrator and original character voices with a running time ofas well as 31 pages of color photos from the movie. The Muppets are back together again and they are ready to take on the world! With a new manager to guide them, they set off for a tour of Europe. But after their first show in BerlinKermit is mistakenly arrested and then replaced by a frog who could be his twin--except for the giant mole on his upper lip. Constantinethe World's Most Dangerous Frog, is plotting to steal the Crown Jewels of Englandand he is going to use the Muppets' tour as a Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD for his robbery! Can the Muppets rescue the real Kermit and get back to the Tower of London before Constantine pulls off the crime of the Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD Will Piggy and Kermit actually get married? Will Fozzie finally tell a funny joke? Find out in this zany retelling of Muppets Most Wanted! Fandom may earn an affiliate commission on sales made from links on this page. Sign In Don't have an account? Start a Wiki. Contents [ show ]. Categories :. Stream the best stories. Start Your Free Trial. Try Now. Written by. Dusty's Great Race | Disney Books | Disney Publishing Worldwide Another sample of books in the series exception being the Sesame Street title. Listing of Disney read-along book and tape sets Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD The books were typically adaptations of popular Disney movies, cartoons, and other stories, running 24 pages. Sometimes there would be adaptations of non-Disney stories such as generic fairy tale adaptations, or even certain non-Disney propertiesstories based on Disneyland theme park attractions, and original stories featuring Disney's characters. A narrator or in some titles, a character from the story in first-person read the story, and dialogue and songs from the original source were included. The sound of Tinker Bell 's chimes was the signal for the reader to turn the page. In most cases, the narrator was Robie Lester on titles, and Lois "Lane" Wilkinson on - titles. Note: Both editions of Peter and the Wolf did not include a chimes ring and thus that part of the introduction was skipped. Occasional titles have different intros, either by real people or characters. Some titles also had different signals for turning the page particularly the Little Golden Book read-alongsbut most were presented in this manner. Also the way the story was presented differed from the first and second editions. In the former, the story was usually presented in its entirety on side 1 on some shorter ones, the story was read twicewith one or two songs related to the story on side 2. In the latter, the story was spread out across both sides of the record with the related song s usually playing after the story was finished, but on some mid-to-late s titles the song s would be incorporated into the story. A handful of early read-along titles also had the story spread onto both sides of the record, but the norm was the entire story being on side 1. The first editions also had no character voices, music or sound effects accompanying the story; the sole exception was Peter and the Wolfintegrating its music score into the story and backing Robie Lester's narration. Beginning with the Little Golden Book read-alongs, nearly all new releases would include additional character voices alongside the narrator, as well as sound effects and background Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD. Some titles of existing Disney films would use the music directly from the film; others would remake it or use Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD scores. By the mids, Disney had put together a library of multi-purpose stock music cues arranged and compiled by Gary Powell to use in several read-alongs that did not use actual film scores, that are still used on certain new Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD titles to this day. A curious exception was the reissue of the Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs read-along, which did not re-record the story's narration and voices, but simply reused Robie Lester's narration of the original, with music and sound effects added. Additionally, the read-along of The Night Before Christmas stayed as-is on the record version, but was also released on cassette inretaining Lois Lane's original narration with the opening modified a bit to remove referencing the title as a recordmaking it the only "original"-style read-along to also be released on cassette in addition to record. InDisney started releasing Read-Along titles on cassette in addition to the versions on records. The cassette versions Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD had the story in its entirety, plus the songs if applicable on both sides making it unnecessary to turn the cassette over to listen to the rest of the story. As such, the sides were not designated. The cassette versions were based on the second editions. The last cassette to use the end message is that of Hercules. Starting inDisneyland Records also released "Take a Tape Along" sets that included several read-alongs on cassette; each tape having a different story on each side rather than the same story being on both sides of the cassette. Originally, the Disney read-along records were pressed with plain green labels with black lettering. Inthe records began being pressed with the yellow "rainbow" labels seen on all of their LP albums beginning at that point. The cassette tapes were normally red with a white label, though some of the Golden read-along cassettes were yellow. Beginning in the late s, white cassette tapes were utilized, and then they began to be made in a magenta color Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD the early s. Beginning inDisneyland Records also began producing read-along adaptations of Little Golden Book titles, released simultaneously on record and cassette. InDisney and Golden teamed up again to produce four read-along versions of Mercer Mayer's Little Critter stories. Though not exactly traditional read-alongs, in the early s Disneyland Records also began releasing "Disney Songtape and Book" sets, which consisted of one of their existing LP albums on audio cassette, and an accompanying page read-along book containing the lyrics to the Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD. In the mids, Fisher-Price also distributed some of Disney's generic fairy tale read-alongs, along with Mother Goose Rhymesunder their own line of "Fisher Price Classics" read-along records and cassettes. Additionally, Disneyland Records and Fisher-Price co-produced read-along cassette adaptations of some of the Disney's Wonderful World of Reading books inalong with comic book adaptations of some of their animated features. They featured various characters from numerous Disney animated features and shorts of the time, and would conclude with a song or two relating to the story typically performed by Larry Groce, often coming from the older Little Golden Book read-alongs or from the Children's Favorites series of albums. An exception was several of the generic fairy tale adaptations such as Goldilocks and the Three BearsHansel and GretelLittle Red Riding Hoodand The Gingerbread Man that were reissued as cassette editions under the "Disney Presents Your Favorite Fairy Tales" banner, with new cover artwork and new songs and narration on the cassettes by Marvin Kaplan. These read-alongs did not have any character voices, similar to the read-alongs, but had background music and sound effects accompanying them, and each story began with an original song, "I Wish I Was Magic". Similarly, the read-along adaptation of The Aristocats was never made into a second edition during the time read-alongs were still being released on record, and so in a cassette remake was released; since the narration featured no character dialogue, it was reused word-for-word in the version, read by Linda Gary and with sound effects and the usual Disney read-along stock music added. There is a similar series of audiobooks called the Storyteller series. Each entry lasts for 45 minutes, but with almost every detail from the movies. For another example, the Read-Along version of The Lion King has first person narration from Rafiki 's point of view, while Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD Storyteller version has separate third person narration by Roy Dotrice. Disney also produced titles based on non-Disney properties, such as, notably, the Star Wars films years before Disney acquired Lucasfilm in ; these were released under the Buena Vista Read-Along Adventure name one exception was E. The Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD Wars titles often used the sound of R2-D2 beeping as the page-turning signal. Disney also produced various Peanuts book-and-audio read-alongs with Charles Schulz and United Features Syndicate; these were often told in script format and utilized the actual audio from the TV specials that were being adapted. These were based on select TV specials that aired, with the exception of Snoopy, Come Homewhich was based on the film, which, ironically enough, doesn't feature any of The Sherman Brothers Muppets Most Wanted Read-Along Storybook and CD, but recycled music from It Was a Short Summer, Charlie Brown which was done by Vince Guaraldi.