Pig's Skin
By Jenny Feely and Michael Curtain
Why does Pig’s favourite muddy wallow keep him cool when the blazing sun begins to sting?
Genres
What is Pig's Skin about?
Pig loves rolling in cool, squelchy mud, but the mud is more than just fun. Without it, the hot sun can make his skin sting and burn. Told in lively rhyme, this playful story follows Pig as he discovers why a muddy wallow is so important. Young readers can join in with the repeated sounds and enjoy learning a simple fact about pigs while watching one very determined animal find the perfect way to stay comfortable.
About the author
Jenny Feely is a children’s author whose books help young readers explore science, nature and everyday life. She has written many engaging early-reading titles, including The Giant Gingerbread Man, Animal Skeletons, Jellyfish and Under Sail. Her clear, lively stories are designed to make learning fun and encourage children to read, discover and ask questions.
Pages
16 pages
Reading age
Early Reader (5-8)
This edition
2000
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