The Pig in a Wig

by Alan MacDonald, Allan MacDonald

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Peggoty the pig feels ugly when the other animals tell her she needs fur, a mane, or feathers, but then she sees the farmer's baby and learns that there is also beauty in being hairless.

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["Domestic animals" "Personal Beauty" "Pigs" "Beauty Personal" "Self-acceptance" "Fiction" "Children's fiction" "Pigs fiction" "Domestic animals fiction" "Self-acceptance fiction" "Juvenile fiction" "Swine" "Personal appearance"]

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