Pigs And Wigs A Short I Story

Peggoty the pig feels ugly when the other animals tell her she needs fur, a mane, or feathers, but then she sees the farmer's baby and learns that there is also beauty in being hairless.

Focuses on common word families for beginning readers featuring a picture glossary, rebus sentences, word family words, and a story section.

The pig was feeling pretty good - even better than a piggy should. His skin was pink. His eyes were big... and he was wearing a glorious wig! When a wig lands on a pig, expect the unexpected in this hilarious tale of mistaken identity!

Illustrations and rhyming text introduce an increasing, then decreasing, cast of characters sharing a boat in a moat with a pig in an enormous wig.

"The PIG in a WIG" shares the story of how a PIG places too much value on OUTward appearance, until a wise Grandma teaches that her true value comes from WITHIN!Young Children are learning "sponges," at their prime to absorb, not only the structure of verbal and written language, but also moral concepts that will help shape who they become as adults.Captain CHOO Loves Good Stories and Poems! His Young Readers Library books are designed to introduce children to basic reading skills through fables. Some are pure, whimsical fun, but many include moral lessons, teaching positive values such as perseverance, tolerance, empathy, and discerning right from wrong.These stories and moral concepts, coupled with a select few bigger words are also great for parents reading to young children, to encourage discussion, learning and growth.We truly hope you enjoy every book in this series!Dave Chouhan AKA "Captain CHOO"READING OPENS YOUR MIND to an OCEAN of WORLDS!

This is the heartwarming story of Peggoty, a vain pig who feels ugly when the other animals make fun of her hairless body. But then her confidence is restored in a surprising way. Full color.

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The Pig in the Wig is a story poem about a very content pig, going about his daily life.