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Hello, Piglet! : Squeeze-and-Squeak Books
Board books that feature a delightful rhyming story and a squeakable rubber toy that pokes through the cut-outs on each page will keep toddlers giggling -- and squeaking -- for hours!
In Hello, Piglet! an adorable piglet greets his farmyard friends with a happy squeak! Kids will love squeezing the toy piglet to make it squeak as they read this charming story.
Format: Books that Squeak
Dimensions (inches): 5 1/2 x 5 1/2
18 pages, Board book
First published May 1, 1993
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September 24, 2008
Every so often I post reviews on the insistence of my children. Hello Piglet! by Muff Singer is one of Harriet's favorite books.
Hello Piglet! is a board book that features a little squeakable pig. Since the book was published in 1993, the pig on our book is a little faded but the squeeking on each page is part of ritual of reading the book.
At the end of each stanza that ends "hello friends" I squeeze the pig to make it squeek. Meanwhile Harriet sings along in a quiet voice: "hello friends." That phrase delights her so much that she calls the book "Hello Friends."
Muff Singer, the auhor, lead an interesting life. She worked in politics before deciding to write children's books. In her career she wrote (or cowrote) thirty-five books. She died the year before Harriet was born.
Hello Piglet! is a board book that features a little squeakable pig. Since the book was published in 1993, the pig on our book is a little faded but the squeeking on each page is part of ritual of reading the book.
At the end of each stanza that ends "hello friends" I squeeze the pig to make it squeek. Meanwhile Harriet sings along in a quiet voice: "hello friends." That phrase delights her so much that she calls the book "Hello Friends."
Muff Singer, the auhor, lead an interesting life. She worked in politics before deciding to write children's books. In her career she wrote (or cowrote) thirty-five books. She died the year before Harriet was born.
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