Sign in with Facebook
Loading...
Piggy Pie Po
by
Audrey Wood (Goodreads Author),
Don Wood
Who is Piggy Pie Po? Just the smartest (maybe), messiest (probably), silliest (definitely) piggy you'll ever meet.In these three small andplayful stories, he's sure to becomeevery child's mostunforgettable new friend.
Award-winning team Audrey and Don Wood's picture books have been loved by children and parents for more than twenty-five years. With perfect pacing and exuber...more
Award-winning team Audrey and Don Wood's picture books have been loved by children and parents for more than twenty-five years. With perfect pacing and exuber...more
Hardcover, 32 pages
Published
September 13th 2010
by Harcourt
(first published September 2010)
Friend Reviews
To see what your friends thought of this book,
please sign up.
This book is not yet featured on Listopia.
Add this book to your favorite list »
Community Reviews
(showing
1-30
of
171)
Having two story time performers is great when sharing books. Each performer traded off reading one page, then the other.
Piggy Pie Po likes to dance (voice 1)
When he wears his party pants. (voice 2)
If he wears his rubber fins (voice 1)
Piggy Pie Po swims and swims. (voice 2 as performer 1 leads group in swimming motions).
When he wears his yellow coat (voice 1)
Piggy Pie Po likes to boat. (voice 2 as performer 1 leads the group in singing the action song "Row, row, row your boat").
And so forth. We...more
Piggy Pie Po likes to dance (voice 1)
When he wears his party pants. (voice 2)
If he wears his rubber fins (voice 1)
Piggy Pie Po swims and swims. (voice 2 as performer 1 leads group in swimming motions).
When he wears his yellow coat (voice 1)
Piggy Pie Po likes to boat. (voice 2 as performer 1 leads the group in singing the action song "Row, row, row your boat").
And so forth. We...more
This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it,
click here.
Piggy Pie Poe loves to dance when he wears his party pants.
Solid. Fun and silly--both in story and illustrations. The rhyme scheme isn't exactly there--yep, like a true English major I wrote it out ABAB style and it's lacking a pattern--and there's a couple of awkward ones (pimpernel in a preschool book, huh?) but mostly I see a cute, cheerful, goofy book that'll work with preschool, kindergarten, and maybe 1st.
Solid. Fun and silly--both in story and illustrations. The rhyme scheme isn't exactly there--yep, like a true English major I wrote it out ABAB style and it's lacking a pattern--and there's a couple of awkward ones (pimpernel in a preschool book, huh?) but mostly I see a cute, cheerful, goofy book that'll work with preschool, kindergarten, and maybe 1st.
The Woods consistently produce picture books that are not hip or trendy. Instead their work is the timeless sort that endures because they know just what kids like. And what's wrong with naked Piggy heading for his bath? Kids will LOVE that picture. Nothing they like more to do than run around starkers while a grown up chases after them :D
Audrey and Don Wood are magical. This title is simply presented as three short rhyming stories about Piggy Pie Po...being active, learning and eating. Light and fun--my preschooler loved the humor but was short sentences would work for slightly younger as well.
A cute story of Piggy Pie Po who can do many things. However he cannot tie his shoes...yet. When he gets home, no one is home, so he decides to eat on his own. He makes quite a mess.
A humorous story and great for read-alouds.
A humorous story and great for read-alouds.
bright and colorful, short sentences of rhyme. Some confusion as to the picture not relating to the text. Hmmm. Ok, so now I see there are three stories contained within this very short picture book. However, confusion with the big number three as the text reads..."at half past nine..." Maybe smaller chapter numbers or putting them on pages separate from the actually story...
Mar 04, 2013
Cassie
rated it
3 of 5 stars
Shelves:
phonological-awareness,
toddler,
rhyming,
counting,
telling-time,
humor,
preschool,
print-awareness,
reading,
talking,
vocabulary
Ages 2 and up. This book consists of a few simple stories that rhyme and include topics of counting, reading, and telling time. The ECRR skill that stood out with this book is phonological awareness. It's a fun quick read that has a nice rhythm.
Even the youngest of my preschoolers love these three short stories about Piggy Pie Po! Short, funny and with simple rhyming language this book delivers giggles galore.
Audrey and Don Wood offer three short stories about Piggy Pie and his adventures. Simple rhymes and bright, playful illustrations will appeal to young readers.
This gets 5 stars for how much my 2 1/2 year old adored it. There may have been tears when it went back to the library.
There's some pig nudity...from behind. Only would matter because the pigs are dressed up like people most of the time.
my daughter liked the book more than I did. I think because of the rhyming and alliteration. Storyline is OK
Cute quick read. Not the best-written from the pair, but a possibility for a piggy storytime.
Delightful Story Time read. The kids liked to repeat Piggy Pie Po and cracked up when Piggy gets in the bath. Great for practing rhymes.
My two year old loves this book so much she reccommends everyone read it to her.
I'm a fan of Ms. Wood generally, but found this latest offering kinda random.
Cute book that kids will love. Might be too young for BMJ list.
Rather rollicking although it strays a bit towards the end....
Three short, funny, rhyming stories about Piggy Pie Po.
This book would be a good read-aloud for younger grades.
The pictures and text (in rhyme) are delightful and funny.
pigs, food, clothing, counting, bath time
Good bedtime story
May 19, 2011
John
added it
Great for beginning readers!
Zack LOVES this book!!
great rhyming
food, baths
Not my favorite of their collaborations, but a fine addition. I enjoyed the short stories and the way the rhyme and the next action were pushed onto the following page so that children could anticipate what was going to happen next.
I can see kids loving this silly story but it isn't one I'd get much a kick out of reading to my kids and that's important to me.
There are no discussion topics on this book yet.
Be the first to start one »
Audrey Wood studied art and drama at the Arkansas Art Center in Little Rock, Arkansas. She has owned an operated a book and import store, taught chldren's drama and art, and traveled throughout Mexico and Guatemala studying Indian folk art. She now lives in Hawaii with her talented family (husband Don and son Bruce, who have both collaborated with Audrey by illustrating some of her books).
More about Audrey Wood...
Share This Book
No trivia or quizzes yet. Add some now »
