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The Hamminator: I'm Bacon You To Stop
The I’m Bacon You to Stop
A Great Gobbler Chronicles Adventure
Terrence the Turkey thought Thanksgiving was bad.
Now the pigs need him.
When Terrence and the Deep Fryer Network discover a massive factory farm called Heritage Hams, they uncover something worse than gravy packets and thousands of pigs packed into steel sheds, stamped for “premium” bacon and shipped out like widgets.
Enter Hamminator – a cigar-chomping, sunglasses-wearing hog with a talent for trouble and a heart that refuses to shut up.
With Dutch the cow, Marcus the reluctantly complicit corporate guy, and a wild crew of animal freedom fighters, Terrence dives into his biggest mission
Break into an industrial meat complex
Outwit drones, fences, and security systems
Free 7,132 pigs (yes, they counted)
And somehow not blow up the entire operation… probably
Along the way, they’ll meet grieving animals, furious humans, ridiculous villains, and one very unexpected rock star moment that might change everything.
Funny, fast, and unexpectedly heartfelt, The I’m Bacon You to Stop
Perfect for animal-loving readers 10+ and grown-ups who like their humor loud, weird, and a little bit rebellious.
Perfect for adults who like their humor with a side of rebellion
A standalone story in the Terrence the Turkey universe—readable on its own or after The Great Gobble Conspiracy
If you’ve ever cheered for the underdog—or the under-hog—this is your road trip into the world of animal resistance, bad puns, and surprisingly big feelings.
A Great Gobbler Chronicles Adventure
Terrence the Turkey thought Thanksgiving was bad.
Now the pigs need him.
When Terrence and the Deep Fryer Network discover a massive factory farm called Heritage Hams, they uncover something worse than gravy packets and thousands of pigs packed into steel sheds, stamped for “premium” bacon and shipped out like widgets.
Enter Hamminator – a cigar-chomping, sunglasses-wearing hog with a talent for trouble and a heart that refuses to shut up.
With Dutch the cow, Marcus the reluctantly complicit corporate guy, and a wild crew of animal freedom fighters, Terrence dives into his biggest mission
Break into an industrial meat complex
Outwit drones, fences, and security systems
Free 7,132 pigs (yes, they counted)
And somehow not blow up the entire operation… probably
Along the way, they’ll meet grieving animals, furious humans, ridiculous villains, and one very unexpected rock star moment that might change everything.
Funny, fast, and unexpectedly heartfelt, The I’m Bacon You to Stop
Perfect for animal-loving readers 10+ and grown-ups who like their humor loud, weird, and a little bit rebellious.
Perfect for adults who like their humor with a side of rebellion
A standalone story in the Terrence the Turkey universe—readable on its own or after The Great Gobble Conspiracy
If you’ve ever cheered for the underdog—or the under-hog—this is your road trip into the world of animal resistance, bad puns, and surprisingly big feelings.
307 pages, Kindle Edition
Published December 3, 2025
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January 11, 2026
I was really excited for this book after reading the first one about the turkeys. I’m really glad I got the opportunities to read this one as it turned into a really good follow up. And now that I finished it, there’s a prospect of a third book with possibly more to come later. So along altitude form and built good storylines I will be thrilled to read these. Now these aren’t my typical Red, but I look at them as books that I would have been happy to read with my children or to have them read when they were early readers. It was really great to have Terrence the turkey back for this one and also the others from the first story. I only missed the humans that were involved from the first story a little bit as a new human was brought into this story and developed quite well along the way. These are stories that bring a message or possibly several of them. I enjoy pretty much any book for younger readers that can be educational.
I did find it a bit ironic that the story takes place around Christmas with the idea of saving pigs from being Christmas dinner and more and I happen to have ham for Christmas dinner this year. I do like the stories and I do like some of the message But it’s not like I’m going to become a vegetarian because of them or a vegan. I like meat and have enjoyed it my entire life and most of our time with an understanding of how it’s handled in processed. I do wish they could be more you mean about things But changes don’t happen overnight. Next time 50,000 chickens.
I did find it a bit ironic that the story takes place around Christmas with the idea of saving pigs from being Christmas dinner and more and I happen to have ham for Christmas dinner this year. I do like the stories and I do like some of the message But it’s not like I’m going to become a vegetarian because of them or a vegan. I like meat and have enjoyed it my entire life and most of our time with an understanding of how it’s handled in processed. I do wish they could be more you mean about things But changes don’t happen overnight. Next time 50,000 chickens.
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