Two for the Show

by Horace B.T. Calhoun

Robin the Frog and Sweetums both want to be in the show, but Kermit thinks that Robin is too small and Sweetums is too big. After helping out around the theater, Robin and Sweetums realize that they are good at fixing things, and they take on the motto, "No job too big or too small." Meanwhile, Kermit has trouble with the big finale, a performance of Jack and the Beanstalk starring that night's guest star, a bouncing armadillo named Andy.

32 pages, Paperback

First published January 1, 1982

Reviews

[Beth E]

I love this book so much. I wish I still had the casette tape. It is a cute story about how Robin and Sweetums both feel that they do not fit in at the Muppet Show for opposite reasons. Sweetums is too large and Robin is too small. They bond together and not only form a great friendship, but also solve a lot of other problems as well. Their motto is "No problem too large or too small." It is such a sweet story. It is probably also why Robin and Sweetums are among my very favorite Muppets.

[Megan]

Really nice. My kid really likes Sweetums and Robin so she was happy about a book about them together.