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Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
Meet Little Runt Pig and Little Orphaned Swan who were the best of friends in Friendship Is by Regina Puckett. The two friends were different from each other and whenever they played together the other animals made fun of them. Little Runt Pig was small and pink, and the Little Orphaned Swan was covered in white feathers and large. Their differences never bothered them. One day while they were playing, the Red Rooster heard them laugh and asked them how they could play together. Carly Cow also came there to see why they were laughing. A few other animals were also curious as to how these two animals, who were so different from each other, could become friends. No one could understand their friendship. Little Runt Pig and Little Orphaned Swan explained to them what friendship was all about and the rest of the animals also wanted to become their friends.
It’s a beautiful story of friendship and the explanation of friendship by Little Runt Pig and Little Orphaned Swan will help readers look beyond the physical traits and realize that friendship is more than what the eye can see. The illustrations are as adorable as the story and they make all these lovable characters in the story come alive for young readers. The story will also help children look beyond their physical characteristics and make friends depending on inner beauty and character. Stories like this are good for children because of the wonderful message conveyed. It is a good story for bedtime storytelling and for interactive sessions in classrooms as it teaches how friendship is big enough for everyone.
