“A comic triumph” set in a haunted Irish castle from the author of The Pig Did It (Richmond Times-Dispatch).

All of the charming characters of the previous book are present again in this delightful new story. Kitty McCloud, now married to Kieran Sweeney, her former rival in one of their district’s oldest blood feuds, has bought an ancient Irish castle with the profits from her popular revisions of...

An American in Ireland encounters mystery, romance—and an extremely disruptive pig: “Very funny . . . a payoff that is as unexpected as it is satisfying” (Publishers Weekly).
Possibly the most obstreperous character in literature since Buck Mulligan in James Joyce’s Ulysses, Mr. Caldwell’s pig distracts everyone from his or her chosen mission. Aaron McCloud has come to Ireland

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Wilbur, the pig, is desolate when he discovers that he is destined to be the farmer's Christmas dinner until his spider friend, Charlotte, decides to help him.

Freddy the pig and his animal friends take to the air to save Mr. Boomschmidt's Stupendous and Unexcelled Circus from the evil schemes of Watson P. Condiment, the comic book tycoon.

Olivia decides there has to be a marching band at the fireworks display, even if she has to do it herself.

Poppleton the pig goes to the beach, solves a lint mystery, and learns that friends are the secret to a long life.

On her way home from school, Pearl finds an unusual bone that has unexpected powers.

Benny runs away from his mother's housecleaning, but finds that home is best.

Pigasso, a talented pig, and Mootisse, an artistic bull, live across the road from one another, but when conflicts arise they build fences that ultimately become modern art masterpieces. Includes biographies of the real-life artists, Henri Matisse and Pablo Picasso.

Louisa the pig writes anonymous letters to Farmer Joe complaining about conditions on the farm.