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Summary: A Day No Pigs Would Die is a coming of age book
Review: A Day No Pigs Would Die,by Robert Peck is funny and yet a sad book. Robert Peck the main character in the story is 12 years old at the beginning of the novel.He learns that life is full of easy and hard choices. I would recommend this book to all young adults.
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Summary: it is a good book.
Review: it is a excellent book to read
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Summary: I thought it was a fantastic book, but also sad.
Review: This book is about a kid getting a pet and loving it day after day. This book could be a memory for you. A kid gets a pig and takes care of it; he built a home for it. However, when the winter came something happened. What do you think it was? Well if you want to find out go to your nearest book store and find it.I thought it was a great book and I think you would say the same thing if you read it.
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Summary: The Book Is Very Descriptive,and has lots of action.
Review: Five things I like about this book is it is very descriptive and is scary and it makes you wonder whats going to happen.The book also can't stay in one place and it teaches you stuff.Five things I don't like about this book is it needs to be more interesting and needs more characters and more animals.Also it doesn't explain the words good enough and it has to many Idioms.
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Summary: i think it was allright
Review: I had my differences about this book I liked the suspence of the book. i didn't like the names of the calves or the content of this book I think that advanced readers would like the book
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Summary: very boring, and not a fun book, adults would appreciate it
Review: I thought it was depressing and pointless. my mom read it and liked it and appreciated it more because she is older. i dont like sad books. I am in the 9th grade
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Summary: A piognant story of a boy's emotional attchment to his pig.
Review: A Day No Pigs Would Die made me cry. It sheds new light on our views of animals. They can feel and make us feel. Even if they can't speak our language, there is a strong bond between us. I have yet to read the sequel, A Part of the Sky. Touching.
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Summary: It will hold you like no other book
Review: This book had it all from sadness to adventure. this is another classic that you never want to put down. From the 1st page it holds you like an iron clamp! Read it and you will see what i mean!Aaron H Age 13
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Summary: Very Boring and Very Depressing
Review: Peck's A DAY NO PIGS WOULD DIE was extremely boring at first, and wasn't very enjoyable. It was very depressing and it seemed absolutely pointless after a while. Can't the author even make up names???? And everything had the simple excuse, "You're a man." If anything sad happened, it was because you were a man. Very boring and very depressing, I give it 2 stars because it shows you how bad your life COULD BE and the struggle of it if you haven't experienced it.
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Summary: A Classic
Review: Robert Newton Peck's A Day No Pigs Would Die is an excellent coming-of-age story about a 12-year-old Shaker boy's relationship with his father. Peck is a gifted author. The book is autobiographical in nature. The book relays a sense of what growing-up in rural Vermont in the mid-1920s was like. The Pecks were not monetarily wealthy, but they had all the wealth they needed---each other. This book is a true classic and a gem!
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