This early reader features a pig in a wig going on a boat ride with a bunch of friends. There is a problem, the boat gets too crowded.

This book is about a pig in a wig whose friends join her on a boat. The boat becomes overcrowded and the pig starts drifting away and becomes lonely. This book is great in the classroom to introduce rhyming, repetition, personification, and onsets/rimes. ( )

I enjoyed reading this book simply because my kids enjoyed reading it along with me. I think this book was a great way to introduce onsets and rimes and also some key sigh words. This book would be perfect for elementary students who are being introduced to rhyming words. ( )

This is a humorous story about a pig and her boat that is getting too crowded with all her friends.

This book repeats rhyming words, which exposes early readers to word families. The illustrations are vibrant, simple, and perfectly display the text, helping to keep readers engaged. I would use this book in a kindergarten classroom to strengthen students phonological awareness. ( )

This book is about a pig in a wig and all of her friends that join her on a boat. Throughout the story, the boat becomes overcrowded and the pig begins to send her friends away but finds herself lonely. The author uses characters that rhyme together to create this circular story. There is an abundance of bright images and catchy words that grabs the readers attention. This book would be a great way to teach rhyming words and sequencing to a younger audience such as kindergarten, first grade, and second grade. ( )