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Kermit and Piggy in a Sesame Street Book

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Yes! Such a product does exists! Kermit and Piggy are in a Sesame Street book, oddly enough. Piggy I know was never in one, don't know about Kermit. The Only Sesame Books I remember feature Bert and Ernie, Big Bird, and/or the Monsters.

The Book is called the Sesame Street Storybook Alphabet!

Here's ther cover of the book! (Click on Oscar) :grouchy:


As you can tell, all the letters are designated into stories and fairy tales.

I.e. A for Acorn, featuring Bert as Chicken little getting bonked off the head with an acron, shouting "The sky is Falling"

K for King features Oscar as Joly King Cole (or mayhaps Grouchy King Cole)

So, there' no surprise that Kermit would be under F for Frog, in the Frog Prince

Here's a pic (Click on Kermit)


:smile:

Kermit may have been obvious, but Piggy requires a trained eye. She is not really in the book, but she is a sight gag.

P for Pig features one of the 3 little Pigs and a Big Bad Wolf. Miss Piggy is a gag used by the Illustraitor, you can see her in a frame by the Pigs table. Perhaps a relitive, or past lover?

Here's the page: (Click Penguin)


:zany:


And here's a closeup of Piggy... (click Piggy) :mad:
 

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Great find! I'd never have paid enough attention to see the Piggy picture!!

Subliminal marketing! Love that stuff!
 

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The Piggy is pretty small, It took me the training of all my years of reading Where's Waldo Books to find this.

The book I have is in pretty bad shap. I'm missing the "Z" pages, so lord knows what's on it!
 

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Yes! I remember this one, but not perfectly. My cousins used to have a copy, but I doubt they still would have it after all these years.

BTW: Confirm this one. Is the O entry Cookie Monster in the role of the baker who made the Gingerbread Man from the nursery rhyme?
Thanks and have a good day.
 

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Exactly! Cookie Monster is next to a big brick oven, wearing a frilly apron and Chef's hat, shocked to see his Cookie Gingerbread man run off the tray. He shouts, "STOP THAT COOKIE!!!!"


I'd give you my copy, but the Z page has been torn out. Infact, if memory serves me, this was a used book.
 
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