Piggle the Pig: Party Problems - Hardcover

by Dudolf (Author), Dudolf (Illustrator)

Meet Piggle! One little pig with big plans and big problems. . . but at least there's cake! Perfect for fans of Don't Let the Pigeon Drive the Bus and the Pig the Pug series!

"Another irresistible outing with a lovably flawed but always well-meaning protagonist."--Kirkus Reviews

Piggle is so excited to host all of his best friends for a party, but preparing for their visit is trickier than it seems. He can't wait to wow them with the gorgeous cake he's made, or the pizza, or all the muffins, or his stunning cheese platter. But a hungry Piggle may just be his own worst enemy, and he may just devour every delicious creation he makes. What's a pig to do?

Uniquely hilarious, wholly relatable, and the perfect trim size for little hands, the adorable Piggle will once again delight and entertain readers as he has trouble resisting his own delicious culinary creations. A guaranteed giggle-inducer for readers of all ages, children and adults alike can't help but laugh and groan along with this hilarious little pig.

Author Biography

Dudolf (Gergely Dudás) is the author of the Bear's Book of Hidden Things series, a Where's Waldo-like series for kids of the next generation. He became beloved worldwide after his seek-and-find cartoon "Where's the panda?" went viral and swept the internet, delighting kids and grown-ups alike.
Dudolf has created a new emerging-reader graphic novel series with award-winning, bestselling author Beth Ferry: Fox & Rabbit, which has been described as "laugh-out-loud funny" by Kirkus Reviews, "sophisticated and whimsical" by School Library Journal, and "a dynamic first in a graphic novel series ideal for early readers transitioning to chapter books" by Publishers Weekly. The series made it to the Graphic Novels & Comics Round Table's 2021 Best Graphic Novels for Children Official List and received the Junior Library Guild's Gold Standard Selection award.
Dudolf lives in Germany with his wife and two bunnies.
You can find more of his work at dudolf.com.