
Pig the Elf
Pig the Pug seriesPig stays up all night demanding his Christmas presents and ends up on a wild sleigh ride with Santa. A cheeky holiday rhyme about greed that keeps the whole family laughing.
by Aaron Blabey
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Pig hogs every costume at a photo shoot and shoves Trevor aside, then schemes when Trevor gets noticed. A funny rhyme about sharing the spotlight that little show offs will recognize.

Pig stays up all night demanding his Christmas presents and ends up on a wild sleigh ride with Santa. A cheeky holiday rhyme about greed that keeps the whole family laughing.

Pig tells fib after fib to grab the treats and gets poor Trevor blamed, until a bowling ball delivers justice. A giggly, memorable way to talk about honesty with little ones.

On Halloween, greedy Pig rampages for treats and plots tricks for anyone stingy with candy. A rowdy, rhyming Halloween romp with the payback kids love to see coming.

Pig refuses to share a single toy with sweet Trevor, and his greed sends him tumbling. Bouncy rhymes and a hilarious comeuppance make sharing lessons land without any lecture.

After years of trouble, Pig gets sent to obedience school and fights every single lesson. Blabey's bouncy rhymes make this a hilarious read for kids who also push back on rules.

Pig parks himself on the couch with snacks and TV and ignores Trevor's invitations to play, until something finally gets him moving. A laugh out loud nudge to get up and go play.

Pig adores being filthy and will do anything to dodge bath time, but his plan backfires spectacularly. Gross out giggles plus a sneaky hygiene lesson make this a bath night favorite.

Pig tours the world being rude to everyone he meets, and his bad behavior eventually catches up with him. A funny rhyme about manners and respecting others wherever you go.