Iggy Pig's Party - Tapa blanda

This is the way to learn to read -- more please (School Librarian)

An excellent example of a simple tale, told in simple language which never loses sight of the fact that a good strong, rhythmic narrative is the best way of gaining the attention of young listeners and readers (Carousel)

'These delightful tales about a young pig and his farmyard friends contain ample repetition within robustly patterned texts which, along with matching illustrations, prove very accessible to novice readers. Additionally, the allusion to what big grey animals tend to do to little pigs makes for compulsive stories which, in Margaret Meek's words, 'mean more than they say'. This is the way to learn to read - more please. (The School Librarian, July 1999)

Fun, easy-to-read stories, ideal for building reading confidence (Shelf Life Summer 2002)

Iggy Pig is having a party for his birthday. He invites Tabby Cat and Dusty Dog. But his big mistake is in inviting the big grey wolf, who plans to eat more than just cabbage leaves and potato peelings. This is an easy-to-read first story with short text and lots of colour pictures.