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The Bookworms were three female worms who performed as singers on Sesame Street. Unlike Slimey, they were actually hand puppets. They performed in front of a book-like background, which helped to create the illusion that they were small. They sang "I'm a Bookworm, Baby!" in a sketch in 1991 with the lead singer, an orange worm, voiced by Ivy Austin.

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  • The Bookworms were three female worms who performed as singers on Sesame Street. Unlike Slimey, they were actually hand puppets. They performed in front of a book-like background, which helped to create the illusion that they were small. They sang "I'm a Bookworm, Baby!" in a sketch in 1991 with the lead singer, an orange worm, voiced by Ivy Austin.
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  • The Bookworms were three female worms who performed as singers on Sesame Street. Unlike Slimey, they were actually hand puppets. They performed in front of a book-like background, which helped to create the illusion that they were small. They sang "I'm a Bookworm, Baby!" in a sketch in 1991 with the lead singer, an orange worm, voiced by Ivy Austin.
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