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Pig Diary #2
The Super Amazing Adventures of Me, Pig
The hilarious sequel to THE UNBELIEVABLE TOP SECRET DIARY OF PIG. Pig couldn't be happier. Life with the vegetarian farmers is perfect, and best of all, he has a new friend, Kitty. Kitty is a fellow vegetarian, she purrs over Pig's every move, laughing at his jokes and encouraging him to fart as much as he can. She even gave him his new diary! Of course, only Duck can see Kitty for the cunning, jealous, killing cat she is. Pig won't believe she's up to something until he's eaten the entirety of the farmers' prize crop and is half way to the pie factory.
- GenresAnimals
192 pages, Hardcover
First published October 30, 2014
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About the author
Emer Stamp
28 books20 followersAward-winning author Emer Stamp grew up on a sheep farm in Devon. Her first dream was to be a vet, but she was rubbish at science. Her second was to design record covers, but the medium became obsolete. Finally, she moved to London and alighted on a career in advertising. Here she found global success, creating famous commercials for the likes of: John Lewis, Volkswagen, Cadburys and Harvey Nichols.
In 2015 she left the advertising industry to become a full-time author.
Her first book The Unbelievable Top Secret Diary of Pig was a best-seller. It was followed up by The Super Amazing Adventures of Pig, The Seriously Extraordinary Diary of Pig and The Big, Fat, Totally Bonkers Diary of Pig.
In 2018 The Big, Fat, Totally Bonkers Diary of Pig was voted the funniest book for 6-8 year olds by the Lollies (Laugh Out-Loud Book Awards).
Emer’s first picture book Daddy Fartypants was published in 2019.
The first book of her new series, P.E.S.T.S – about a school for naughty creatures, will be published in April 2020.
To find out more about Emer and her books visit emerstamp.com
To find out more about Pig visit diaryofpig.com
In 2015 she left the advertising industry to become a full-time author.
Her first book The Unbelievable Top Secret Diary of Pig was a best-seller. It was followed up by The Super Amazing Adventures of Pig, The Seriously Extraordinary Diary of Pig and The Big, Fat, Totally Bonkers Diary of Pig.
In 2018 The Big, Fat, Totally Bonkers Diary of Pig was voted the funniest book for 6-8 year olds by the Lollies (Laugh Out-Loud Book Awards).
Emer’s first picture book Daddy Fartypants was published in 2019.
The first book of her new series, P.E.S.T.S – about a school for naughty creatures, will be published in April 2020.
To find out more about Emer and her books visit emerstamp.com
To find out more about Pig visit diaryofpig.com
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September 15, 2015
I is leaving this review in the way I think Pig would:
I has just finished reading this to my 5 year old daughter, Molly. We has loved every single word on every single page. We has laughed at the antics of Pig, Duck, Cow and The Sheeps. We even got a bit sad too. We howled with laughter when we read about the Phantom Bantams - Molly was loving the funny voice I put on (that is all I is going to say on that matter because you is needing to read the book to understand exactly what I is saying!). We is thinking that this is one of the best books for kids we has ever read and we didn't want it to end. Please, we is hoping you scribble on more pages and makes a new book!
I has just finished reading this to my 5 year old daughter, Molly. We has loved every single word on every single page. We has laughed at the antics of Pig, Duck, Cow and The Sheeps. We even got a bit sad too. We howled with laughter when we read about the Phantom Bantams - Molly was loving the funny voice I put on (that is all I is going to say on that matter because you is needing to read the book to understand exactly what I is saying!). We is thinking that this is one of the best books for kids we has ever read and we didn't want it to end. Please, we is hoping you scribble on more pages and makes a new book!
January 9, 2022
Absolutely hilarious book that myself and my 9 year old son loved reading
February 2, 2016
A juvenile, silly, slops-and-fart-and-poo obsessed funny book about the farmyard adventures of a dim-witted pig - and yet one of the most emotionally touching books I've read this year. Pig is such a good-natured soul that when things go wrong - horribly wrong - and he realises it's (mostly) his fault, it's really quite heart-breaking. Poor old silly sausage. Er, not sausage. Did I say sausage? I meant poor old silly piggy.
January 11, 2015
He is back again - and trouble seems to follow him. There are a number of great new characters - the Phantom Bantams being my favourites. Not quite as good as the original, but having said that, the original was a fantastic book. No doubt I will be reading this again and again this year :)
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April 10, 2015Gash, Boring! Hihihihi. A pig who writing a diary! Silly! ):
April 24, 2022
another great Pig adventure
This book is cool, amazing and never before. So always read it from Juliette age 5
Pigs Diary #2 is great fun from Daddy aged much older
This book is cool, amazing and never before. So always read it from Juliette age 5
Pigs Diary #2 is great fun from Daddy aged much older
November 1, 2025
Explosive poo, evil chickens, and one very brave Pig — The Super Amazing Adventures of Me, Pig is a gloriously grubby triumph of friendship, farmyard chaos, and flatulence-fuelled fun
Emer Stamp’s sequel to The Unbelievable Top Secret Diary of Pig is even more brilliantly bonkers than the first. Told once again through Pig’s hilariously misspelled diary entries, this instalment sees our wide-eyed, big-hearted hero face new challenges, bigger mysteries, and even more suspicious behaviour from the evil chickens. It’s a tale of loyalty, bravery, and the kind of countryside nonsense that had me wheezing with laughter — especially during the bits involving explosive poo, suspicious burps, and Duck’s no-nonsense commentary.
Pig’s voice is utterly unique — innocent, enthusiastic, and just the right amount of confused. He’s trying to make sense of a world that doesn’t always make sense back, and that’s what makes him so endearing. His best friend Duck is still gloriously blunt, and the chickens are still up to no good, with plans that may or may not involve flying contraptions and questionable science. The humour is pitch-perfect for children, but adults will find themselves snorting too — especially if, like me, they grew up in Somerset and remember the soundtrack of farm life: bleats, squelches, and the occasional suspicious noise from behind the hedge.
But beneath the silliness, there’s real heart. Pig is loyal, curious, and determined to do the right thing, even when he’s not entirely sure what that is. Emer Stamp never talks down to her readers — instead, she gives Pig space to be vulnerable, brave, and wonderfully weird. It’s a story about friendship, trust, and finding your place, even when you’re covered in mud and slightly panicked.
The illustrations, also by Stamp, are doodly, expressive, and full of energy. They feel like they’ve been scribbled straight from Pig’s imagination, adding to the diary’s authenticity and charm. The cover is bold and brilliant, with Pig front and centre, looking proud and slightly alarmed — which sums up the tone of the book beautifully. It’s the kind of cover that practically squeals “Pick me!” from the shelf.
This book is perfect for reluctant readers, animal lovers, and anyone who’s ever wondered what farm animals get up to when humans aren’t looking. It’s silly, smart, and full of surprises — a five-star romp that proves Pig’s adventures are far from over.
Are you a vegetarian farmer — because after reading this, you might just want to be.
❤️✨️🐷
Emer Stamp’s sequel to The Unbelievable Top Secret Diary of Pig is even more brilliantly bonkers than the first. Told once again through Pig’s hilariously misspelled diary entries, this instalment sees our wide-eyed, big-hearted hero face new challenges, bigger mysteries, and even more suspicious behaviour from the evil chickens. It’s a tale of loyalty, bravery, and the kind of countryside nonsense that had me wheezing with laughter — especially during the bits involving explosive poo, suspicious burps, and Duck’s no-nonsense commentary.
Pig’s voice is utterly unique — innocent, enthusiastic, and just the right amount of confused. He’s trying to make sense of a world that doesn’t always make sense back, and that’s what makes him so endearing. His best friend Duck is still gloriously blunt, and the chickens are still up to no good, with plans that may or may not involve flying contraptions and questionable science. The humour is pitch-perfect for children, but adults will find themselves snorting too — especially if, like me, they grew up in Somerset and remember the soundtrack of farm life: bleats, squelches, and the occasional suspicious noise from behind the hedge.
But beneath the silliness, there’s real heart. Pig is loyal, curious, and determined to do the right thing, even when he’s not entirely sure what that is. Emer Stamp never talks down to her readers — instead, she gives Pig space to be vulnerable, brave, and wonderfully weird. It’s a story about friendship, trust, and finding your place, even when you’re covered in mud and slightly panicked.
The illustrations, also by Stamp, are doodly, expressive, and full of energy. They feel like they’ve been scribbled straight from Pig’s imagination, adding to the diary’s authenticity and charm. The cover is bold and brilliant, with Pig front and centre, looking proud and slightly alarmed — which sums up the tone of the book beautifully. It’s the kind of cover that practically squeals “Pick me!” from the shelf.
This book is perfect for reluctant readers, animal lovers, and anyone who’s ever wondered what farm animals get up to when humans aren’t looking. It’s silly, smart, and full of surprises — a five-star romp that proves Pig’s adventures are far from over.
Are you a vegetarian farmer — because after reading this, you might just want to be.
❤️✨️🐷
July 2, 2021
Какво ще кажете за малко книжна свинщина? Не, не е това, което си мислите. Чисто и просто книгата е писана от прасе. Кой да предположи, че цели пет години след излизането на „Невероятният строго секретен дневник на Прасе“ от „Дуо Дизайн“ ще пуснат втората част на тази нагрухана със селскостопански хумор поредица? „Супер удивителните приключения на мен, Прасе“ заварва Прасе и Паток в нова компания и в една привидно добра обстановка. След като в края на предната книга те успяха да се отърват живи и здрави с помощта на откачения си план, сега нещата май се нареждат… Прасе се радва на едва ли не идиличен живот във фермата, а новите му стопани май не си падат по месните продукти. Но от това супер удивителни приключения не стават, тъй че е време всичко отново да се обърка, иначе прасешкият дневник би бил доста еднообразен и скучен! Прочетете ревюто на "Книжни Криле": https://knijnikrile.wordpress.com/202...
August 3, 2018
My daughter is really enjoying this series and it is making her laugh throughout with the pigs antics and his farts .
November 26, 2018
Funnier better story than the first. Brilliant fun and my seven year old loved it.
January 26, 2020
A very funny book. Perfect for bedtime, read it fast and get into the characters. Lots of poop and fart jokes and memorable characters.
May 24, 2021
My first ,,book". C'est tout
May 12, 2025
I WAS SO FUNNY!!!!!!!!!!
October 12, 2025
Le gusto a mis dos hijos (4 y 9 años) al menor se lo lei yo y tampoco me aburri, debe ser porque es bastante tierno, pobre Cerdito pensando siempre lo mejor de los demas y dudando siempre de si mismo (sobre todo de su inteligencia) Pato es el mas mejor amigo del mundo mundial. Y las gallinas unas genias militares. Hasta tiene sorpresa al final con vaca haciendo algo totalmente inesperado: no torta de vaca!!!
September 20, 2020
OMG - If you have little kids, and you haven't read the series, they will love you for it if you do. But be prepared for fart and poo jokes all the way - It was hilarious. Which all probably says more about My immature humour than anything else. I promise I also have a very refined adult sense of humour too. Go ahead, read it, you know you want to.
July 3, 2023
I think it was such a fun read and the manipulative storyline was class 👏
August 9, 2016
Fantastic read! My kids loved it (12, 10 and 8 years) as it was great to read aloud once you got into the swing of things. We love the way pig talks, it suits his character and makes for a great narration, it really adds to the story.
July 11, 2022
Bản thân tôi cũng khá thích comic, nhưng với chuyện này thì không chấp nhận nổi. Cuộc phiêu lưu của 1 em lợn, chỉ thế thôi, không thấy hài hước hay ý nghĩa gì cả, thực sự chả có gì đặc sắc mà rating tận 4,4.
April 5, 2017
From now on, all ducks shall be known as Quackenfloofers. My 6 and 4 year olds loved this so much they insisted I read it, and I have to say I thoroughly enjoyed it too.
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