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Saturday, November 12, 2011

Happy Pig Day!

Bibliographic Information: Willems, M. (2011). Happy Pig Day! New York, NY: Hyperion Books for Children.

Brief Annotation: Piggie is happy to be celebrating the day of pigs; Pig Day! As he and his piggie friends wish Gerald a happy pig day, Gerald becomes upset. He finds himself unlike pigs, and doesn’t feel as though he can join in on the celebrations. Little does he know pig day is not just for pigs!

Genre: Picture book, Fiction

Grade Level: P-2

Readers who will like this: Children who are noticing differences in themselves from others; Children who have friends who are different from them; Children who like Elephant and Piggie Books

Response/Rating: 4- Wow so cute! I loved the way Gerald explained that he was not a pig, and that “he did not belong” and the way Piggie handled it! It shows that everyone is different, but we can all join in the same fun!

One question you would ask before a read aloud: What makes you different from your friends?

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