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{{book|writer=[[Kermit the Frog]], as told to [[Robert P. Riger]]|illustrator=[[Tom Payne]]|date=[[1993]]|publisher=[[Atria]], [[Pocket Books]], [[Simon & Schuster]], [[Audioworks]]|series=|isbn=0671880640}} |
{{book|writer=[[Kermit the Frog]], as told to [[Robert P. Riger]]|illustrator=[[Tom Payne]]|date=[[1993]]|publisher=[[Atria]], [[Pocket Books]], [[Simon & Schuster]], [[Audioworks]]|series=|isbn=0671880640}} |
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[[Image:OneFrogAudio.jpg|frame|Cassette version]] |
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| − | '''''One Frog Can Make a Difference: Kermit's Guide to Life in the ‘90s''''' |
+ | '''''One Frog Can Make a Difference: Kermit's Guide to Life in the ‘90s''''' is a self-help parody written by [[Kermit the Frog]] (with help from [[Robert P. Riger]]) in 1993. |
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==References== |
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Revision as of 01:36, 15 November 2008
| Written by | Kermit the Frog, as told to Robert P. Riger |
| Illustrator | Tom Payne |
| Published | 1993 |
| Publisher | Atria, Pocket Books, Simon & Schuster, Audioworks |
| ISBN | 0671880640 |
Cassette version
One Frog Can Make a Difference: Kermit's Guide to Life in the ‘90s is a self-help parody written by Kermit the Frog (with help from Robert P. Riger) in 1993.
References
- The cover of the book depicts Kermit as Atlas, spoofing Lee Lawrie's famous sculpture on Fifth Avenue at Rockefeller Center in New York City.