Book Series · 4 Books

Oliver and Amanda Books

In order from Amanda Pig and Her Big Brother Oliver to Amanda Pig and the Really Hot Day.

The Oliver and Amanda series is a set of 4 picture books by Jean Van Leeuwen, published between 1982 and 2005. Written for ages 4–8, most books run about 50 pages.

Where the story begins

First Book in the Series

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$1544

Book #1 · Chapter Book · Ages 6–8 · 1982

Amanda Pig and Her Big Brother Oliver

By Jean Van Leeuwen, Ann Schweninger

Can Amanda find her own talent to match her brother's skills?

32 pages· 1,636 words· Est. 19 min read

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Summary: Amanda idolizes her big brother, Oliver, and dreams of matching his speed and agility. But no matter how hard she tries, she always falls short. As she struggles to find her own unique talent, Amanda embarks on a journey of self-discovery. Can she uncover a hidden skill that will allow her to shine just as brightly as Oliver? This heartwarming tale explores sibling rivalry, self-worth, and the joy of finding one's own path. Join Amanda as she learns that sometimes, the best way to succeed is to be yourself.

The complete set

Oliver and Amanda Series

4 books · Published 1982–2005

Series

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$1544

Amanda Pig and Her Big Brother Oliver

Chapter Book · Ages 6–8 · 1982

Can Amanda find her own talent to match her brother's skills?

Series

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$1580

Oliver & Amanda and the Big Snow

Picture Book · Ages 4–8 · 1995

Two pigs find adventure and fun in the snow.

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$1399

Amanda Pig and Her Best Friend Lollipop

Picture Book · Ages 4–8 · 1998

Two friends navigate their first sleepover, balancing excitement and homesickness.

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$1499

Amanda Pig and the Really Hot Day

Picture Book · Ages 4–8 · 2005

Can Amanda Pig and her friends outsmart the summer heat?

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Common Questions

How many books are in the Oliver and Amanda series?

There are 4 books in the Oliver and Amanda series. It began with Amanda Pig and Her Big Brother Oliver in 1982, and the newest book, Amanda Pig and the Really Hot Day, was published in 2005.