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Who's that pig?

At the beach pig brothers Fergus and Dink meet Tallulah, who can whistle, make sand angels, and stand on her head, but while Dink quickly becomes friends with the new pig, Fergus feels a little shy.

Book  - 2015
JP Sattl
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  • ISBN: 1619636328
  • ISBN: 9781619636323
  • Physical Description 1 volume (unpaged) : color illustrations
  • Publisher New York : Bloomsbury, 2015.

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At head of title: Pig Kahuna.
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Syndetic Solutions - The Horn Book Review for ISBN Number 1619636328
Pig Kahuna: Who's That Pig?
Pig Kahuna: Who's That Pig?
by Sattler, Jennifer
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Pig Kahuna: Who's That Pig?

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Beach-cavorting pig brothers Fergus and Dink return with their tender dispositions, this time to negotiate letting Tallulah, another beach pig, join their fun (elder brother Fergus has some reservations. As ever, Sattler's art and narration are emotionally attuned ("Fergus watched from a safe distance"). Tutu-wearing, cat-eye-glasses-sporting Tallulah could give Olivia a run for her money in a sassy-pig contest. (c) Copyright 2015. The Horn Book, Inc., a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.

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PreS-K-Fergus and Dink from Pig Kahuna (Bloomsbury, 2011) are back for another beach adventure. This time Fergus must face his shyness and insecurities. What seems like an ordinary day becomes anything but when they spot a very unordinary piglet by the name of Tallulah. She is just as flamboyant and confident as her name might suggest. Wearing beaded red eyeglasses and sporting some garish beachwear topped off with a tutu, Tallulah cuts a dramatic figure compared with Fergus in his plain green Hawaiian shirt. Not only that, but she can make sand angels, whistle like a champ, and even stand on her head. Dink is excited to see her and wants to invite her to play. Fergus is nervous and unsure. "Maybe she wants to be alone," he says. She doesn't. She greets Dink with an hola, bonjour, and ciao, then proceeds to head over in Fergus's direction. Her talents and skills at playing hide-and-seek, standing on her head, and telling jokes make Fergus feel unconfident and left out. Suddenly, an upside-down crab catches Fergus's eye. He's unsure of how to help, but Tallulah cheers him on, shouting, "Fergus will save you!" and tactfully "suggests" that he flip the crab over. With a "three cheers for Fergus," it's evident that the piglets have found a new playmate. The humorous illustrations are rendered in acrylics and colored pencil. The layout is simple and uncluttered and will work well in a storytime setting. VERDICT Fans of Fergus will enjoy this tale with its message of reaching out and making new friends, even when you're shy.-Roxanne Burg, Orange County Public Library, CA © Copyright 2015. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.