A Day No Pigs Would Die by Robert Newton Peck

This document contains excerpts from Robert Newton Peck's novel, "A Day No Pigs Would Die," along with a foreword by the author and an "About the Author" section. The narrative centers on Robert, a young boy growing up on a Vermont farm, detailing his experiences with rural life, animal husbandry, and significant family events. Key moments include Robert helping a cow give birth, his deep bond with a pig named Pinky, the struggle of accepting Pinky's eventual slaughter due to barrenness, and the death of his father. The text also introduces sequel information, outlining Robert's continued responsibilities on the farm after his father's passing, including an incident with a stud horse.

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