Hide-and-Seek Pig
By Julia Donaldson
Pig lifts flaps throughout Acorn Wood—but where could Hen be hiding?
Pageticker community rating
Average score: 4.46
From 41 readers
What do our readers think of Hide-and-Seek Pig? (Generated from the text of reviews of the book)
Children enjoy the bouncy rhymes, colourful animals and the fun of lifting the flaps to guess who is hiding. Very young children sometimes need help with the flaps, and some try to pull them off.
What does the Pageticker team say about Hide-and-Seek Pig?
Hide-and-Seek Pig is a cheerful little game of hunt-the-hen, with Julia Donaldson’s bouncy rhymes doing exactly what they should: inviting everyone to join in. The sturdy lift-the-flaps and bright Axel Scheffler illustrations make it especially good for toddlers who enjoy guessing, finding and shouting out animal names. It is simple by design, so older preschoolers may want a more substantial story, but for shared reading with very young children, this one is hard to beat.
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What is Hide-and-Seek Pig about?
Join Pig on an exciting game of hide-and-seek in Acorn Wood! With friendly animal characters, playful rhymes, and sturdy flaps to lift, little ones can help Pig search for her friend Hen. This interactive story encourages curiosity and fun, making it perfect for sharing and exploring together. Discover surprises on every page as you join in the adventure and enjoy the bright, cheerful illustrations.
About the author
Julia Donaldson is a much-loved British author who has written many wonderful books for children. She is best known for creating 'The Gruffalo', a story about a clever mouse and a magical creature. Julia often works with illustrator Axel Scheffler to bring her fun and imaginative stories to life.
Discussion ideas around Hide-and-Seek Pig
Where could Hen be?: Which hiding place looks most interesting, and where would you hide if you were playing with Pig?
Clues and surprises: What clues help Pig guess who might be behind each flap?
Playing together: How do Pig and the other animals help one another during the game?
Animal friends: Which animal would you most like to meet in Acorn Wood, and what would you do together?
Pages
12 pages
Reading age
Board Book (0-3)
This edition
2020
First published
2000
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