The Sheep-pig

The Sheep-pig by Dick King-Smith is a delightful tale published by Pearson Education Limited in 2008. This edition, comprising 40 pages, is presented in contemporary British English and follows the story of Farmer Hogget, who unexpectedly wins a young pig. Although he is primarily a sheep farmer, the pig has its own ambitions, leading to a series of clever and entertaining events.
Readers will discover a narrative that explores themes of animal intelligence and the dynamics of farm life. The story highlights the cleverness of the pig as it navigates its place on the farm, contrasting with the expectations of Farmer Hogget and Mrs. Hogget. This book is suitable for those interested in juvenile fiction, particularly in the context of animals and farm settings, making it an engaging read for young audiences.
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Contemporary / British English
One day, Farmer Hogget wins a young pig. He likes the pig, but he is a sheep farmer not a pig farmer. Mrs Hogget wants the pig for the dinner table. The little pig has other ideas, and he’s a very clever pig …
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