Books like Amanda Pig on her own by Jean Van Leeuwen
When her brother heads off to school, eleven‑year‑old Amanda Pig discovers a world of opportunity in her own home. She tries ballet, tidies her room, and learns how to soothe a difficult day by herself. With her mother’s gentle support, Amanda finds that even a small pig can practice self‑reliance and grow into a confident, capable friend and family member.
First publish date: 1991
Genre: Children's Fiction/Early Readers
Authors: Jean Van Leeuwen
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