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The Pig's Picnic
Keiko Kasza
Paperback (Puffin, Sept. 10, 2001)Mr. Pig wants to look his best when he asks Miss Pig to join him for a picnic. So he takes the advice of his friends Lion, Fox, and Zebra, and borrows something special from each of them. Mr. Pig thinks he looks pretty handsome-but what will Miss Pig say? This hilarious tale will have readers laughing aloud while it imparts a gentle message about being happy with who you are. "Children will love the perky porcine star of this cheery tale." (School Library Journal)
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The Pigs' Picnic
Keiko Kasza
Hardcover (Putnam Juvenile, Sept. 22, 1988)Mr. Pig learns the value of being himself when his elaborate costume leaves Miss Pig less than impressed, while her reaction to the real Mr. Pig is a pleasant surprise
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Pigs Picnic San
Keiko Kasza
Paperback (Putnam Juvenile, April 29, 1992)The author of The Wolf's Chicken Stew imparts the message to be true to oneself in a story about Mr. Pig, who finally musters up enough courage to ask Miss Pig out for a picnic. Reprint.
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The Pigs' Picnic
Keiko Kasza
School & Library Binding (Turtleback, Sept. 10, 2001)FOR USE IN SCHOOLS AND LIBRARIES ONLY.
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The Pigs' Picnic
Keiko Kasza
Paperback (Methuen, Oct. 27, 1988)Mr. Pig wants to look his best when he asks Miss Pig to join him for a picnic. So he takes the advice of his friends Lion, Fox, and Zebra, and borrows something special from each of them. Mr. Pig thinks he looks pretty handsome-but what will Miss Pig say? This hilarious tale will have readers laughing aloud while it imparts a gentle message about being happy with who you are. "Children will love the perky porcine star of this cheery tale." (School Library Journal)
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The Pigs' Picnic
Keiko Kasza
Library Binding (Demco Media, Feb. 1, 2002)Mr. Pig, on his way to call on Miss Pig, allows his animal friends to persuade him to don various handsome portions of their own bodies, with an alarming result.
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