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Amy Axelrod

    Amy Axelrod crafts engaging narratives for young readers, often drawing inspiration from her personal experiences to create vibrant settings. Her works explore themes of family and childhood with sensitivity and humor. Through her writing, she captures the spirit of a particular time, offering readers an enriching experience. Her approach is both playful and poignant, making her a beloved author for children.

    Pigs on the Ball
    Pigs Go to Market: Halloween Fun with Math and Shopping
    Pigs at Odds
    Pigs in the Pantry: Fun with Math and Cooking
    Pigs in the Corner
    • 2005

      Pigs in the Corner

      • 40 pages
      • 2 hours of reading

      The dancing teacher has come down with a cold on the night of the Pig family's big square dancing recital. Mr. Pig volunteers to fill in and save the day, but callina a square dance is harder than it looks! Can Mr.Pig direct the moves with out causing a dancing disaster? Ages 4-9.

      Pigs in the Corner
    • 2003

      Pigs at Odds

      Fun with Math and Games

      • 32 pages
      • 2 hours of reading
      3.7(31)Add rating

      The story follows Mr. Pig and his friends as they eagerly anticipate a fun-filled day at the county fair, aiming to play games and win prizes. Despite their enthusiasm, Mr. Pig faces a string of bad luck at the fair, raising the question of whether he will ever succeed or if they'll leave disappointed. This tale captures the themes of perseverance and the ups and downs of trying to achieve one's goals in a lighthearted manner.

      Pigs at Odds
    • 2000

      Pigs on the Ball

      Fun with Math and Sports

      • 40 pages
      • 2 hours of reading
      3.4(34)Add rating

      Mr. Pig's birthday celebration involves a fun-filled day of mini-golf, where readers join the Pigs on the course. As they navigate various golf greens, the story introduces fundamental geometry concepts, including angles, parallels, and shapes like circles, octagons, and hexagons. The engaging narrative is complemented by vibrant color illustrations, making learning about geometry enjoyable for young readers.

      Pigs on the Ball
    • 1997

      Featuring a delightful mix of recipes, this book offers a playful take on cooking with a focus on pig-themed dishes. It includes a variety of recipes, such as a hearty vegetarian chili, catering to diverse culinary preferences. Additionally, readers will find useful measurement facts to enhance their cooking experience. The vibrant full-color presentation adds to its appeal, making it an engaging resource for both novice and experienced cooks.

      Pigs in the Pantry: Fun with Math and Cooking
    • 1997

      A Halloween costume party hosted by the Pig family takes a humorous turn when Grandma and Grandpa Pig devour all the candy before guests arrive. In a rush to save the party, the Pigs dash to the market, where Mrs. Pig becomes the one millionth customer and wins a thrilling five-minute shopping spree. This colorful story captures the fun and chaos of family celebrations, highlighting the playful dynamics between the characters.

      Pigs Go to Market: Halloween Fun with Math and Shopping