How to Be a Pig

Ima Swine, Shelly Meredith. Price Stern Sloan, $5.99 (14pp) ISBN 978-0-8431-7730-5

Shelly Meredith illustrates two rhyming rib-ticklers: How to Be a Pig by Ima Swine pictures a prize-winning porker at the fair (""Now you might think/ we pigs are pink"") then wallowing in mud on the farm (""That's true in town/ At home, we're brown""); and How to Be a Cow by Bo Vine starring a singing and dancing bovine bunch. (June)

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