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"The Pigman" by Paul Zindel, published by
Classroom Complete Press. This is an educational resource designed for students in grades 7–8.
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- It’s aligned to state standards.
- The author, Paul Zindel, won the Pulitzer Prize (though he didn’t win the Pulitzer for *The Pigman*; he was awarded the Pulitzer Prize for Drama in 1970 for *The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds*).
- It’s available as a downloadable PDF eBook (CCP2718).
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"The Pigman":
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📘 About "The Pigman"
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Author: Paul Zindel
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Published: 1968
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Genre: Young Adult Fiction / Realistic Fiction
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Themes: Friendship, family, adolescence, morality, loss, and identity
🔍 Summary:
The story follows two teenagers, John and Lorraine, who befriend an older man named Mr. Pignati (nicknamed "The Pigman") after he gives them candy at a party. They begin visiting him regularly, forming a meaningful relationship. However, their friendship leads to tragic consequences when they get into trouble and ultimately lose Mr. Pignati.
💡 Key Themes:
- The search for belonging and connection
- The impact of adult behavior on youth
- Consequences of actions
- The complexity of human relationships
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