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Mercy Watson Thinks Like a Pig by Kate DiCamillo
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Mercy Watson Thinks Like a Pig

by Kate DiCamillo

Series: Mercy Watson (5)

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Mercy is in a lot of trouble this time when she ventures over to the Lincoln sister's yard and starts to eat the pansies that Eugenia has just planted. Well, Eugenia has finally had it and calls the Animal Control Officer to come collect this menace of pig. Another cute story that had a few really funny moments but didn't make it as one of our favourites. Though we really did enjoy Eugenia finally blowing her top big time. The other books seemed to lead us to thinking that one day she would just have had enough. Characters introduced in the last book return and the familiar faces are always a joy to see. Though their were a few really funny bits, mostly this story just didn't tickle our funny bone as much as other in the series have. A good chapter in Mercy's life, just not a great one. ( )
  ElizaJane | Aug 27, 2009 |
The Watson family loves their pet pig, Mercy, but the next door neighbor, Eugenia Lincoln does not. When Mercy eats all Eugenia's newly planted flowers, she decides she has had enough with this pig and she calls Animal Conrol to come take Mercy away. Animal Control Officer, Francine Poulet, has never dealt with a pig and she is excited about this job. When she arrives at the Watson's they tell Francine that an "unmentionable horror" has occured. Mercy is missing! Francine searches high and low for the pig and finally she spies a tea party with two children and a PIG! Francine is so shocked, she falls onto the tea table right on her head causing the children and Mercy to shriek! The Watson's hear the commotion and are thrilled that Mercy is safe. They tell Francine she is the best Animal Control Officer ever and they celebrate with buttered toast for everyone! ( )
  jodyjlittle | Apr 13, 2009 |
The Mercy Watson series is a picture first chapter book for children. With an interesting cast of characters it is beautifully illustrated and much loved in our family. ( )
  KarinKath | Jan 15, 2009 |
"In this installment, the protagonist outrages the Lincoln sister when whe sneaks through their hedge and eats their newly planted pansies."
School Library Journal, August 2008, page 86.
  readingtodogs | Aug 14, 2008 |
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0763632651, Hardcover)

Can Mercy Watson outwit . . . Animal Control? The porcine wonder’s on the lam in her latest tongue-in-snout adventure!

Eugenia and Baby Lincoln may live next door to a pig, but that doesn’t stop them from living a gracious life. And the amiable Mercy Watson is equally determined to follow the delightful scent (and delicious taste) of the pansies her thoughtful neighbors are planting to beautify their yard. "Where have all the flowers gone?" shouts Eugenia, who is finally ready to take extreme measures —- and dial Animal Control! Has Mercy’s swine song come at last? Or will her well-pampered instincts keep her in buttered toast?

(retrieved from Amazon Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:58:03 -0400)

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