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There was once a sweet little pig named Pogpog. Nothing in the world gave Pogpog as much pleasure as running and playing with his friends. He would have run and played with his friends all day long if only they didn't play in the mud. Pogpog had a fear of getting dirty. So when his friends hollered and frolicked in the mud, Pogpog would stay far away. One day, he saw his friends playing in the mud, but instead of joining them, Pogpog invited them to his house to play. But they chose to continue playing in the mud, leading Pogpog to run off into the woods, where he found a way to overcome his fear. But how? Find out in Pogpog and the Mud Bath by Ebba Kay.
Pogpog and the Mud Bath is an inspiring tale about overcoming one's self-doubt and fear. Author Ebba Kay offers young readers a captivating adventure that follows a little pig's journey of navigating the unexpected challenges life throws his way. Pogpog is an adorable character that kids will find easy to love. Sometimes, children have trouble trying to fit in with their friends due to self-doubt, anxiety, or other issues. Pogpog's story shows how everyone has their own fears to overcome, and this is something kids and even adults can relate to. Lorena Mifsud's vibrant artwork adds visual stimuli to Kay's narrative and makes the book all the more enjoyable to read. If you love stories with animals as main characters, waste no time and grab a copy!
