
By Emer Martin, Nina Khashchina (Illustrator)
Three pigs face bullying crows in the woods. Can they find acceptance?
Three pigs flee the farm, only to face bullying crows in the woods. Grisly grows angry, Mucky feels sad, but Macduff has a surprising response. Can a dance change everything? Discover how Macduff's jig invites woodland creatures to embrace joy and inclusion, challenging the crows' harsh words. Will unity triumph over exclusion?
The Pig who Danced is a joyful story about acceptance and inclusion. Three little pigs run away from the farm only to be bullied by nasty, noisy, nervous crows that say they don’t belong in the woods. The three pigs react in different ways: Grisly gets mad and fearful; Mucky is sad and tearful; but Macduff has a different approach.
Surprise a reader with their next favorite book.
Spotted a mistake or something missing? Improve this page.
Are you the author or illustrator? Claim your book.