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| Written by | Louise Gikow |
| Illustrator | Tom Leigh |
| Published | 1992 |
| Publisher | Grolier |
| ISBN | 0717282694 |
A Book About Sharing
Kermit and Miss Piggy go the Fair, and on the way there, Piggy loses her money. There is also a raffle ticket sale, and they both get tickets. Whoever wins it, will ride at the head of the parade. Kermit helps her by paying her way into the fair, and buying her a raffle ticket too. Piggy decides where they go the entire time, and in the end she wins the raffle. But she realizes Kermit is sad, so she convinces the mayor to let both of them ride in the parade at the end.
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