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Once upon a time, a pig named Percy moved away 

from his home to live at a new farm. 

When Percy arrived at the new farm, he set out to 

find some new friends.

As Percy wandered the farm, he came across Charles the chicken strutting 

around his coop. 

Percy walked up to the chicken and said "hello chicken, would you like to be 

my friend?"

The chicken replied "cluck cluck". 

Percy did not understand what the chicken had said, so he continued to 

wander the farm. 

As Percy was wandering around the farm, he came across a cow named Cally grazing along 

in the grass. Percy had never met a cow before, but he approached Cally and said "hello 

cow, would you like to be my friend?" The cow looked at Percy and replied "Moooooo". 

Percy did not understand, so he left the cow alone and continued walking around the 

farm. 

As he continued around the farm, Percy 

came across Oliver the owl sitting high 

up in a tree. Percy looked up and said in 

a really loud voice "hello owl, would you 

like to be my friend?" 

The owl looked down and responded 

"Whoo whoo".

Percy did not understand, so he 

continued on his journey to find a new 

friend. 

As Percy was walking, he came across a horse in the field. The horse's 

name was Henry. Percy approached the fence and said "hello horse, 

would you like to be my friend?" The horse then replied "neigh". Just as 

with the other animals, Percy did not understand what the horse had 

said. 

Percy returned to his mud pit and 

reflected on his morning. He had 

explored the whole farm looking for 

a friend. He had met a chicken, an 

owl, a cow and a horse but they 

couldn't be his friend, none of them 

spoke pig! 

Percy became very lonely as the day went on. He decided to leave his mud 

pit and explore the farm some more. This time, he came across a soccer 

ball. He remembered how he used to play soccer with his friends from 

the old farm. 

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