Illustrated by Jim McMullan

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A hilarious look at one farmer’s over-the-top attempt to bathe his stubborn, muddy pigs, from a New York Times bestselling author/illustrator pair.

He washed the horses, ducks and cows
The goats, the cats and dogs.
Everything went dandy…
Until the farmer reached his hogs.

“No hogwash for us today. Pigs love dirt – so go away!”

Farmer’s stubborn pigs refuse to be hogwashed, and no matter what he tries, poor Farmer cannot trick them into getting clean! But when several failed attempts leave him stuck in the mud, our determined farmer realizes his hogs may have been on to something all along… sometimes a mud bath is even better!

New York Times bestselling author Karma Wilson’s clever rhyming versewill engage parents and kids alike, as Jim McMullan’s illustrations bring to life these delightfully mischievous pigs with a penchant for all things muddy!

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On Sale: Jun 7, 2011
Page Count: 40 pages
Publisher: Little, Brown Books for Young Readers
ISBN-13: 9780316988407

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Karma Wilson

About the Author

Karma Wilson began writing children’s books after she became a mother (and she received a tax refund that allowed her to buy a computer!). Her first book was Bear Snores On, which became a bestseller and spawned a franchise. She now has more than thirty humorous and rhythmic picture books to her credit, several of which have received state and national awards and been translated into many languages. She lives in Huson, Montana.

Renata Liwska was born in Poland and now lives in Calgary, Canada with her illustrator husband. She is the illustrator of several picture books, including the New York Times bestselling The Quiet Book and its companions by Deborah Underwood. She is the author/illustrator of Red Wagon and Little Panda, which received multiple awards for illustration. Renata starts a project by finding a quiet space in which to sketch, and then allowing the characters to do whatever their hearts desire.

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