<p style="text-align: left;">The title of this book is Milly,Molly and oink<br><br>No barnyard is complete without a pig.<br>In fact Farmer Hegarty had two pigs,Roise and Rascalz<br>Every year Roise would blind herself a mest in the dry grass and have nine little piglets.<br>They were round and fat and some of them were spotty, just like Rascal.<br>But this year was different Instead of having nine little piglets. Roise had ten.<br>Mean While oink had been bundledinto the trunk of a car.<br>He was thrown into a pen with a big fat greedy pig. Again oink grew thinner and thinner <br>One day the theif threw a box of cabbages into the pen.<br>He opened the gate just enough to squeeze through.<br>Once again oink began to thrive.<br><br>I think this book is interesting!🐱💖<br><br></p>
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첫댓글The title of this book is "Milly, Molly, and Oink."
No barnyard is complete without a pig. In fact, Farmer Hegarty had two pigs, Rosie and Rascal. Every year, Rosie would find herself a nice spot in the dry grass and have nine little piglets. They were round and fat, and some of them had spots, just like Rascal. But this year was different. Instead of having nine little piglets, Rosie had ten.
Meanwhile, Oink had been bundled into the trunk of a car. He was thrown into a pen with a big, fat, and greedy pig. Oink grew thinner and thinner. One day, the thief threw a box of cabbages into the pen. He opened the gate just enough to squeeze through. Once again, Oink began to thrive.
첫댓글 The title of this book is "Milly, Molly, and Oink."
No barnyard is complete without a pig. In fact, Farmer Hegarty had two pigs, Rosie and Rascal. Every year, Rosie would find herself a nice spot in the dry grass and have nine little piglets. They were round and fat, and some of them had spots, just like Rascal. But this year was different. Instead of having nine little piglets, Rosie had ten.
Meanwhile, Oink had been bundled into the trunk of a car. He was thrown into a pen with a big, fat, and greedy pig. Oink grew thinner and thinner. One day, the thief threw a box of cabbages into the pen. He opened the gate just enough to squeeze through. Once again, Oink began to thrive.
I think this book is interesting! 🐱💖