Pigman author-Melissa Sweet Murray accidentally tessered himself to

Murray accidentally tessered himself to another world where he is being held captive by IT — a malevolent intelligence determined to force all others to its will

Hugo spends all his free time trying to fix the automaton that his late father found

lush edition of the book that started a world-wide phenomenon tells the saga of Celaena Sardothien

NY: Scholastic

This moving parable—a perennial favorite—demonstrates the gift of giving and the capacity to love

Pigman author-Melissa Sweet Murray accidentally tessered himself toZINDEL, Paul. The Pigman. NY: Harper & Row Publishers [1968]. 8vo, [vi] 185pp. Full color pictorial boards. A near fine copy with slight rubbing around edges of boards, in publisher's original full color pictorial dust jacket (price clipped, with slight rubbing and chipping around edges). First Edition. In The Pigman, what begins as a teenage prank soon becomes a timeless examination of grief, acceptance, and the transformative power of friendship.