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Freddy's Cousin Weedly (Freddy Books)
Books: Children's Books: Kurt Wiese: Item 4
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Freddy's Cousin Weedly (Freddy Books)by Walter R. Brooks and Kurt Wiese
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful: review, January 30, 2003 Reviewer: A readerThis is the best of the Freddy the pig books in my opinion.
Book Description
Adults, children, and Reviewers have embraced the stouthearted Freddy the Pig since he and his Bean Farm chums first appeared in 1927. The Overlook reissues of this classic series-with almost 150,000 hardcover copies sold-have brought these timeless adventures to a whole new generation eager for a good time and a good laugh. As a recent USA Today feature about the Freddy phenomenon noted, the Freddy books brilliantly illustrate the cardinal virtues: "fair play and a good sense of humor."
In Freddy's Cousin Weedly, the irrepressible Freddy's cousin comes to Bean Farm, and what a timid soul he turns out to be. Jinx, the cat, decides to take charge of him, so as to help him get over his shyness and poor Weedly doesn't know what exciting events are about to occur. Does Weedly change? And what happens when Mr. and Mrs. Snedeker come to visit? Do they get what they came for?
Card Catalog Description
While the Beans are away, Freddy and the other animals, including Freddy's young cousin, work together to keep Mr. Bean's aunt from making off with a family heirloom.
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