Books about pigs

Annie Kubler’s exuberant characters tell the well-known rhyme. One child uses a supported chair.

In this bright, fun counting book, pigs play bongos, eat potatoes, refuse to shower and do a fair amount of mud-swimming. Perfect for toddlers learning to count, but who maybe want a bit of fun along the way.

Children will love the humorous and endearing pictures while parents will recognise only too well the familiar excuses to delay bedtime. A comforting and cosy book for sharing at bedtime.

What really happened to the three little pigs and the big bad wolf? Find out the truth in this hilarious picture book.

This is the tale of how a little girl named Fern – with the help of a friendly talking spider called Charlotte – saved her pig, Wilbur, from the usual fate of nice fat little pigs.

It’s time for the selection of Princess Pea’s first Royal Unicorn! Everyone is delighted with the sugary sweet unicorns in the parade except the Princess herself – who is besotted with Unipiggle, a pig with a horn. Will Unipiggle bravely rescue Princess Pea from the storm and win her heart? This brightly illustrated story about a girl who wants to break free from society’s expectations is perfect for younger readers. 

Gerald the elephant thinks that pigs make him sneeze, but his best friend is a pig! What is he to do? A very funny simple story told in speech bubbles – perfect for beginner readers.

When Farmer Hogget wins a piglet at the fair, he is amazed that Fly, his sheep-dog, welcomes him as one of her own pups.

Pig is quite happy on the farm – until Duck reveals the terrible truth that Farmer doesn’t love him at all and is simply fattening him up to become his dinner.