Piggy Freddy -- Freddy Goes to Florida

Author: Brooks/Bryan, Brooks/Yan Weiming
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Publish Date: 2004-04-01
Features: One of the best-selling children's literature classics of the 20th century, the pinnacle of American children's fantasy literature, and a perfect embodiment of American spirit and American humor! The "Freddy the Pig" series skillfully blends traditional values with humorous language. It sets the best example for some eternal principles of human life, such as bravery, interaction, friendship, justice, compassion, and self-sacrifice, in a vivid and non-moralistic way. Tired of the long and cold winter, the animals on the Bean Farm in northern New York State decide to go on vacation to sunny Florida. Venturing into the vast world and admiring the beautiful scenery along the way, the animals sing and laugh, enjoying themselves immensely. Along the journey, they are warmly welcomed by people. In Washington, they receive unexpected hospitality. They visit the Capitol, explore the city, and even meet the President. However, the carefree and joyful trip is always accompanied by hidden dangers. First, they encounter the menacing Big Whiskers and Grubby, and later they face a nighttime thief. One day, as they are traveling along a river, two armed men suddenly jump out from the bushes behind them. Upon arriving in Florida, they experience a thrilling crocodile incident. Spring has arrived, and it's time to head home. However, the journey back is not smooth.