PIG the PUG by Aaron Blabey

Pig is the greediest Pug in the world. He is ill-tempered, rude and unreasonable. When Pig the Pug is asked to share his toys, something unexpected happens. Hopefully Pig has learned a lesson!

Year 4 comments on this hilarious story:

The part I like best was when Pig the Pug fell out of the window. Julian – 4 Amber

The part I liked best is when Trevor started playing with Pig and when they hugged. Nicholas - 4 Amber

The part I liked the best was when Pig the Pug shared his toys with Trevor. John - 4 Aqua

The part I like best was when Pig the Pug fell out of the window because it was funny. Tatiana – 4 Aqua 

Book Chat

Thelma the little pony really wants to be a unicorn. One day her wish is granted but then Thelma discovers that maybe being a unicorn is more trouble than she ever imagined...

'Have you ever wanted to be different than you are?'

This is a beautiful picture book, with an important lesson about being ourselves. 

The story rhymes, is hilarious and has fun illustrations. 

Grab this book if you love pictures books and you're age  4+ 

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When I was little, I only had a few books but I read them over and over and over again. I remember going to Carlingford Library as a pre-schooler and staring overwhelmed by the number of books there.

My primary school only got a library when I was in year 3 - can you imagine that? It was really exciting. I loved picture books then, and they're still my favourite now.

So when you ask me what my top 5 books are? It's tough but...

1. Guess how much I love you
2. The rainbow fish
3. Room on a broom 
4. The terrible plop
5. Thelma the unicorn 

You might notice that they're all picture books - I think I love them because I find pictures can be so memorable, often more so than words.

So, I wanted to ask you guys, what's your favourite book?

I can't wait to hear your favourites next time I pop back, maybe we can even look at a couple in class!