About This Book
In 'Mercy Watson Thinks Like a Pig,' the beloved porcine wonder, Mercy Watson, once again brings her unique brand of charm and chaos to the Watson household. When the Watsons are focused on their prize-winning petunia, Mercy's pig-like instincts for finding 'treasure' (which often means toast) lead her to an unexpected, and very funny, adventure. This early chapter book is perfect for children aged 4-8, offering a fast-paced, humorous story with vibrant illustrations. It's a wonderful choice for encouraging independent reading or for a delightful family read-aloud, celebrating the joy of quirky characters and unconditional love.
What Parents Should Know
Discussion Prompts
1
What does it mean to 'think like a pig'? What are some things Mercy does that show she thinks like a pig?
2
The Watsons love Mercy very much. What are some ways they show their love for her?
3
Have you ever had a pet do something silly or unexpected? What happened?
4
Mercy is looking for treasure. What kind of treasure do you think she hopes to find?
5
What makes this story funny to you?
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