Kenneth D. Swan

Pigboy: the Legend of a Wildchild Kenneth D. Swan

Black and White Edition When the farmer came up to the old oak tree out ran the mother sow and her piglets. The mother sow grunted and the piglets squealed and scampered into the thick underbrush. The farmer gave chase but had trouble rounding up the pigs. As they ran through the underbrush, he caught a glimpse of them and was amazed at what he saw. "That?s peculiar", exclaimed the farmer. "I can?t believe my eyes. One little pig doesn?t seem to have a tail." "Something?s different about that little pig, and I am going to find out what." Welcome to the story of the capture, growth, and development of a small boy who changes from pig-like tendencies to human ways. It is the study of child development, how it happens, and how it is nurtured. A marvel and frustration to his adopted parents, Pigboy always presents unusual challenges but makes remarkable progress with their love, support, and Christian guidance.