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Busy Piggies
Steven Holt
(Tricycle Press, April 1, 2006)None
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Piggies
Audrey Wood
(Harcourt Brace International, April 6, 1995)None
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Piggies
Audrey Wood
Paperback (Harcourt Brace International, March 27, 1995)Piggies[ PIGGIES ] By Wood, Audrey ( Author )Mar-27-1995 Paperback
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Busy Piggies
John Schindel
Board book (Tricycle Press, Jan. 1, 1845)None
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Goofs & Piggies
Will Wark
(, Nov. 16, 2014)Hey. Here's the deal: I am 17 years old. My dad makes tons of bucks. My best bud wants me to make out with this chick and tell him all about it; my brother is a creep; and my father keeps telling me to get off my lazy butt and start making something of myself. There is just one difference between me and most other kids my age: My father is the boss of our city's biggest, richest and roughest crime "family." Yes, being me does have some advantages--my teachers are too afraid of Dad to give me bad marks. Trouble is, when my girlfriends ask me, "What does your dad do?" I'm not sure that honesty is always the best policy.Finally, I meet the girl who seems OK with me and my family. Unfortunately, there's a problem with that relationship, too--namely, *her* father is the head of our city's Organized Crime Task Force...and he's the man who wants to bust my dad.
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Piggie Pie!
Margie Palatani, Jane Staab, Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company
Audible Audiobook (Houghton Mifflin Harcourt Publishing Company, )Gritch the witch flies to Old MacDonald's farm for some pigs to make piggie pie."The exuberant illustrations are colorful and action-filled. Greedy witch and wolf both get what they deserve in this thoroughly enjoyable romp that turns a popular nursery song on end." -- School Library Journal, starred
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Piggies
Chelas Montanye, Nobody Special
(, April 20, 2020)Shubert the piggy wants to be something more than just another piggy. His ostrich friend Q-Bert encourages him to dream big. This cute little children's fairy tale story is all about trying your best. No matter what you want to be, follow your dreams!
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Goofs & Piggies
Will Wark
(The Good Word, Nov. 8, 2014)Hey. Here's the deal: I am 17 years old. My dad makes tons of bucks. My best bud wants me to make out with this chick and tell him all about it; my brother is a creep; and my father keeps telling me to get off my lazy butt and start making something of myself. There is just one difference between me and most other kids my age: My father is the boss of our city's biggest, richest and roughest crime "family." Yes, being me does have some advantages--my teachers are too afraid of Dad to give me bad marks. Trouble is, when my girlfriends ask me, "What does your dad do?" I'm not sure that honesty is always the best policy.Finally, I meet the girl who seems OK with me and my family. Unfortunately, there's a problem with that relationship, too--namely, *her* father is the head of our city's Organized Crime Task Force...and he's the man who wants to bust my dad.