Books in the Pig series

PIG falls in love with a girl in his class. To impress her he agrees to make a speech at school asembly, in front of the Mayor and all the parents. Unfotunately nerves have a very upsetting effect of Pig''s stomach, and when all his concentration is spent on holding in a fart, his speech inevitably suffers. Pig and the Long Fart is one of six books in Set One of the Pig series, published by Ransom Publishing, a specialist publisher for reluctant readers and struggling readers. The Pig reading books all feature Peter Ian Green - although everybody calls him Pig, even his teachers. The ''Pig'' reading series offers friendly, fast-paced and extremely funny stories in first-person diary format, for readers who want a great story in a quick read.Pig and the Long Fart is ideal for reluctant readers aged 7 to 12 with a reading age of 8 - 9 years.

Raj spots Bob (Pig''s mum''s boyfriend) kissing Tish (the one with the pink hair) outside the spare gold shop.

Pig 3: Pig, Duck, Cow and all the Sheeps are far away from their Farm and beloved Vegetarian Farmers. More fun, parps, slops and unbelievable adventure from this much-loved set of characters. Complete with illustrations throughout and printed in a unique diary format.

PIG sets his mum up on the Kissy Kissy Online Dating Site. How can it end well?

Pig''s mum wants to get a divorce from his dad and Pig gets really angry.

Harry is ill, Suki gets her hand stuck down a drain, Gran gets arrested and there''s a fight.

PIG is late for school and he can''t find his pants - so he puts on his sister''s sparkly pink Drama Diva panties. Things get difficult when he has to do PE and it found in the teacher''s toilet in his sister''s panties. All ends well and PIG is even offered a surfing holiday as a result. Pig and the Fancy Pants is one of six books in Set One of the Pig series, published by Ransom Publishing, a specialist publisher for reluctant readers and struggling readers. The Pig reading books all feature Peter Ian Green - although everybody calls him Pig, even his teachers. The ''Pig'' reading series offers friendly, fast-paced and extremely funny stories in first-person diary format, for readers who want a great story in a quick read.Pig and the Fancy Pants is ideal for reluctant readers aged 7 to 12 with a reading age of 8 - 9 years.

PIG hates needles, so he uses his skills to avoid the school vaccinations. But then comes a history lesson on the Black Death. Terrifies, he tries to rejoin the queue - only to find it''s not that easy. Surely it''s onlly a matter of time before he becomes a victim of the plague. PIG gets the Black Death (nearly) is one of six books in Set One of the Pig series, published by Ransom Publishing, a specialist publisher for reluctant readers and struggling readers. The Pig reading books all feature Peter Ian Green - although everybody calls him Pig, even his teachers. The ''Pig'' reading series offers friendly, fast-paced and extremely funny stories in first-person diary format, for readers who want a great story in a quick read.PIG gets the Black Death (nearly) is ideal for reluctant readers aged 7 to 12 with a reading age of 8 - 9 years.

There''s a school quiz against The Academy and Pig joins the team.

Pig has a huge brown plastic dog poo. (Not one of those long ones that go dry. This one''s a curly brown, wet-looking poo, with a little black plastic fly on it.) Pig thinks the poo talks to him (he doesnt''t think that really - he''s not bonkers or anything). But he does miss his poo lots when he loses it - mainly beause it reminds him of his dad. PIG and the Talking Poo is one of six books in Set One of the Pig series, published by Ransom Publishing, a specialist publisher for reluctant readers and struggling readers. The Pig reading books all feature Peter Ian Green - although everybody calls him Pig, even his teachers. The ''Pig'' reading series offers friendly, fast-paced and extremely funny stories in first-person diary format, for readers who want a great story in a quick read.Pig and the Talking Poo is ideal for reluctant readers aged 7 to 12 with a reading age of 8 - 9 years.