Vocabulary Analysis. Literary Text: The Pigman by Paul Zindel. New York: Harper Trophy, 2005. Summary. High school is hard enough without added family and self?identity issues. John Conlan comes from parents who do not understand him nor care to try, while Lorraine Jensen comes from a fatherless.
Chapter 1. I am a tall, skinny, teenage boy with blond hair. I live with my older sister Betty and my mom. My parents are divorced and dad left us when I was two years old. We move a lot because mom has trouble paying the rent on time. We don't have a lot of money. We were all in the car on the way to our new house when I
The Pigman. Page history last edited by Joan Peters 2 years, 10 months ago. Section I: Audio The Oath Chapter 1 Chapter 2 Chapter 3 Chapter 4 Chapter 5 · Chapters 1 - 5: Main Idea and Details · Chapters 1 - 5 Quiz. Section II: Audio Chapter 6 Chapter 7 Chapter 8. Chapters 6 - 8: Setting · Tone · Chapters 6 - 8 Quiz.
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I was a little annoyed at first since I was the one who suggested writing this thing because I couldn't stand the miserable look on Lorraine's face ever since the Pigman died. She looked a little bit like a Saint Bernard that just lost its keg, but since she agreed to work on this, she's gotten a little livelier and more opinionated.
Drama Desk Critic's Circle Award. Encouraged by an editor who had seen the play, Zindel wrote the novel The Pigman, a book that became a favorite of generations of teenaged readers and their teachers. Zindel Breaks New Ground Most reviewers of young adult literature credit The Pigman, along with several other novels

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