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The Little Pig Who Had Everything... Except Friends

The Little Pig Who Had Everything... Except Friends

Alonso Berrutti, Reinaldo

Paperback

AnimalsConceptsGeneral Juvenile Fiction

ISBN13: 9798192719794
Publisher: Independently Published
Published: Aug 14 2026
Pages: 56
Weight: 0.26
Height: 0.15 Width: 6.00 Depth: 9.00
Language: English
What would happen if you had a huge house, mountains of money, and everything you could possibly imagine... but no one to share it with?

The Little Pig thinks he knows the answer: money is everything.

He lives happily surrounded by banknotes, convinced that he doesn't need anyone. But one day, a huge storm arrives in the forest, and his neighbors begin looking for a place to take shelter. The Duck, the Owl, and the Squirrel knock on his door... but the Little Pig is not willing to share his home.

Until the storm changes everything.

When fire, wind, and rain destroy everything he once thought was important, the Little Pig discovers that money cannot hug him, protect him, or keep him company. With no home and nothing left to possess, he will have to follow some mysterious footprints in the mud that will lead him to an unexpected surprise.

A tender, funny, and adventure-filled story that invites young readers to discover a great truth: Having a lot can make us feel rich, but having good friends makes us truly fortunate.

With lovable animals, funny situations, playful sounds, surprises, and a storm that will forever change the protagonist's life, The Little Pig Who Had Everything... Except Friends is a story created for children ages 4 to 9, perfect for sharing as a family and talking about values such as friendship, generosity, solidarity, empathy, and the importance of helping others.

Because, in the end, perhaps the greatest treasure is not what we can keep... but those who are willing to stay by our side when we need them most.

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