Babe
Book • 1983
Dick King-Smith's "Babe" tells the heartwarming story of a pig who defies expectations.
Babe is adopted by a sheepdog, Fly, and learns to herd sheep using politeness rather than aggression.
Farmer Hoggett recognizes Babe's unique talent and enters him in the National Sheepdog Trials.
The story explores themes of acceptance, kindness, and breaking societal norms.
Babe's gentle approach challenges traditional methods and proves that compassion can be a powerful tool.
The book celebrates the potential for understanding and cooperation between different species.
Babe is adopted by a sheepdog, Fly, and learns to herd sheep using politeness rather than aggression.
Farmer Hoggett recognizes Babe's unique talent and enters him in the National Sheepdog Trials.
The story explores themes of acceptance, kindness, and breaking societal norms.
Babe's gentle approach challenges traditional methods and proves that compassion can be a powerful tool.
The book celebrates the potential for understanding and cooperation between different species.
Mentioned by
Mentioned in 0 episodes
Mentioned by ![undefined]()
Seth Ariel Green
Nothing Seems to Work | Science of Activism
