Both of these are exhibited through Clara and Louise's persistence when it came to believing Jack, the father, was still alive and finding a way for Willie to be turned back into a human. The first one would be don't give up and the second would be family sticks together. I especially connected with Louise when she takes charge of her brother-turned-pig: 'He was her responsibility.she was in charge of him.' I also liked the subtlety of the owl that kept reappearing, who actually turns out to be Louise's father who had been turned into an owl: ''You don't reckon we need that old owl, do you?.I think the owl understands more than both of us put together.'' I think there could be two big ideas in this book. I connected with them as they tried to find a way to help Willie, Louise's older brother. However, I did feel like the main characters, Louise and Clara, were pretty well-developed and believable. There are also two men who are interested in marrying Louise's mom, Clara, and I felt like they were forced and were only there to keep the plot moving. Betsy Hearne’s most popular book is Wishes, Kisses, and Pigs. Betsy Hearne has 26 books on Goodreads with 2120 ratings.

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There isn't really much logic to it it just comes out of nowhere. Wishes, kisses, and pigs by Betsy Gould Hearne, 2001, Margaret K. For example, there is a circle diagram that Louise draws, and she connects the people directly across from each other and decides they all need to kiss.

There were some aspects about the plot that weren't clear. Wishes, kisses, and pigs by Hearne, Betsy Gould Publication date 2001 Topics Wishes - Fiction, Magic - Fiction, Brothers and sisters - Fiction, Pigs - Fiction Publisher New York : Margaret K.

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