The Tale of Little Pig Robinson (2010)
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Lambs skipped and baa’ed; the sheep looked round at Robinson.
“Mind yourself in Stymouth, little pig,” said a motherly ewe.
Robinson trotted on until he was out of breath and very hot. He had crossed five big fields, and ever so many stiles; stiles with steps; ladder stiles; stiles of wooden posts; some of them were very awkward with a heavy basket. The farm of Piggery Porcombe was no longer in sight when he looked back.
In the distance before him, beyond the farmlands and cliffs — n...ever any nearer — the dark blue sea rose like a wall.
Robinson sat down to rest beside a hedge in a sheltered sunny spot. Yellow pussy willow catkins were in flower above his head; there were primroses in hundreds on the bank, and a warm smell of moss and grass and steaming moist red earth.
“If I eat my dinner now, I will not have to carry it. Wee, wee, wee!” said Robinson.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
Lambs skipped and baa’ed; the sheep looked round at Robinson.
“Mind yourself in Stymouth, little pig,” said a motherly ewe.
Robinson trotted on until he was out of breath and very hot. He had crossed five big fields, and ever so many stiles; stiles with steps; ladder stiles; stiles of wooden posts; some of them were very awkward with a heavy basket. The farm of Piggery Porcombe was no longer in sight when he looked back.
In the distance before him, beyond the farmlands and cliffs — n...ever any nearer — the dark blue sea rose like a wall.
Robinson sat down to rest beside a hedge in a sheltered sunny spot. Yellow pussy willow catkins were in flower above his head; there were primroses in hundreds on the bank, and a warm smell of moss and grass and steaming moist red earth.
“If I eat my dinner now, I will not have to carry it. Wee, wee, wee!” said Robinson.
What to read after The Tale of Little Pig Robinson?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Potter Beatrix to read onlineMoreLess
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