Unrelieved bumbling by Mr. Pig, who takes all sorts of spills while practicing for Miss Selma Pig's ice skating party; who...

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MR. PIG AND SONNY TOO

Unrelieved bumbling by Mr. Pig, who takes all sorts of spills while practicing for Miss Selma Pig's ice skating party; who shrinks, his clothes in the process of exercising so he can squeeze into them; and who gets muddy, grassy, bitten, and stung while trying to spruce up for Miss Selma's visit. ""'Oh, Miss Selma,' said Mr. Pig, 'what must you think of me? I did want to be clean and tidy as a very special treat.'"" She thinks he's special anyway, and in the last episode Mr. Pig finds one excuse after another to postpone setting off for a wedding which turns out to be Selma's and his own. Cute? But when all the groom has to offer are good intentions, it grows wearing.

Pub Date: Oct. 12, 1977

ISBN: N/A

Page Count: -

Publisher: Harper & Row

Review Posted Online: N/A

Kirkus Reviews Issue: Oct. 1, 1977

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