The Pig Who Didn’t Want to Be Pink

By Eva MacKoul

Pinky the Pig is tired of being pink, so he tries many schemes to make himself a different color. Each new effort to change his color brings disaster. In the end Pinky learns to be happy with the way he is uniquely made.

This book contains discussion questions and art activities to extend the learning and the fun.

• Language: English
• Publisher: WestBow Press
• Release date: Aug 7, 2013
• ISBN: 9781490800721

Eva MacKoul

Eva MacKoul is an elementary teacher who has taught age groups from preschool through sixth grade and worked with various specialties, including PE, special education, children’s church choirs, and vacation Bible school. Eva uses storytelling as a teaching tool in the classroom. She lives in Chesterfield, Missouri, with her husband and three daughters. They enjoy musical theater, athletics, and Christian music, as well as camping and visiting the family farm. Mr. Mouser was Eva’s grandfather, who enjoyed storytelling and writing poetry. Illustrator Minjoo Kim, a freshman at Westminster Christian Academy, is a Korean international student who lives with her aunt, uncle, and cousin. She likes to listen to others’ stories and draw what she feels. Drawing is her passion, so she really enjoyed bringing The Pig Who Didn’t Want to Be Pink to life.

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