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Pig the Tourist

Blabey, A. (2020). Pig the tourist. Scholastic Press. 

Pig the Pug is causing havoc and hilarity as he travels around the world.

From the Publisher
Pig was a Pug
and I'm sorry to say,
when he went on vacation
he'd cause great dismay.

Everywhere he goes around the globe, Pig the Pug offends the locals and causes destruction and devastation. However, in the end, Pig's rudeness comes back to bite him...

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