Cupig
The Valentine's Day Pig
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- ¥1,200
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- ¥1,200
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A New York Times bestseller!
A comically mismatched Valentine's Day picture book with a clever and hilarious take on Cupid. Introducing Cupig the Valentine's Day pig!
Cupig absolutely loves Valentine's Day. Every year she enjoys spreading love and cheer to every creature, far and near. But when a storm blows through and sends her arrows off course, Cupig accidentally puts arrows in hearts that don't need to be mended. Peanut Butter has stopped loving Jelly! Salt and Pepper have broken up! Needle and Thread are falling apart at the seams!
Will Cupig ever fix her mistakes and get these classic pairs back together again?
With clever rhyming text and comically expressive art, Cupig is sure to be a Valentine's Day classic for years to come! The perfect Valentine's Day gift and for fans of Little Blue Truck's Valentine, How to Catch a Loveosaurus, and Love from the Crayons!
"Sure to steal readers’ hearts."--Kirkus reviews
"Sure to be a hit with the picture book crowd."-The Bulletin of the Center for Children's Books
"Move over, Cupid—a pink piggy competitor takes a shot at creating love matches in this mixed-up Valentine’s Day outing." --Publishers Weekly
PUBLISHERS WEEKLY
Move over, Cupid—a pink piggy competitor takes a shot at creating love matches in this mixed-up Valentine's Day outing. On February 14, Cupig, who "loved love more than butterflies loved the sky above," sets off with a full quiver to spread "love and cheer/ to every creature, far and near." But a blustery thunderstorm sends the arrows wildly off-target, with heartbreaking results. Peanut Butter quickly dumps Jelly, getting goo-goo-eyed for Anchovies instead, and Fork leaves Knife to join a whisk in a different kitchen drawer. Luckily, when the weather clears, so does Cupig's aim, and she reunites Salt and Pepper, Dog and Bone, and other temporarily split couples. Though Tattersfield's rhythmic rhymes don't always scan, asides and comical reshufflings amuse alongside Sayegh's collage-and-digital art, which introduces a kicky cast of anthropomorphized characters, including a porcine protag sporting heart-embroidered underpants. Ages 3–7.
