The Pig Who Saw Everything

by Dick Gackenbach

Pig's daring world-wide adventures never lead him to suspect that he has never left the barn.

Genres: Childrens

Hardcover

First published January 1, 1978

About the author

Dick Gackenbach, the illustrator of all the Adam Joshua Capers, is also the author-illustrator of more than a score of books of his own. Mr. Gackenbach lives in Washington Depot, Connecticut.

Reviews

[Gail Oliver]

Little Henry, a piglet, introduces us to his limited world.
Once he’s given an opportunity to explore beyond his gate, we meet the other animals.
This is a clever method to introduce children to other animals as the piglet describes the appearance and sound of each animal.
In the end, piglet realizes his home is good, too.

[Kailey Wicked]

*Read for Children's Literature*

This was pretty cute.

[Jaime]

Utterly charming story about personal perspective. Always a favorite of my own children and my students.

[Fred]

Perhaps one of the finest books on perspective ever written!

[Rebecca]

One of my favorite books when I was little.