Little Pig Story: Very Hungry Little Pig
It was mealtime, but little Tom didn’t feel hungry at all.
He didn’t want to eat, so he said to his mom, “Mom, let me tell you a story. Listen carefully, I’ll start now.”
Once upon a time, there was a very, very small pig. It was very, very hungry, so it ate all the feed. Just like that, the pig grew bigger, and then it became even hungrier.
So the pig sneaked into the basement and ate all the potatoes piled there.
Just like that, the pig grew bigger again, and at the same time, it became even, even hungrier.
So the pig sneaked into the supermarket and ate all the cornflakes, all the pizzas, all the fish fillets, and all the chocolate.
Just like that, the pig grew bigger again, and at the same time, it became even, even, even hungrier.
So the pig ate all the cornflake packaging bags, then it ate all the pizza boxes, all the fish fillet plastic bags, and all the chocolate foil wrappers.
Just like that, the pig grew bigger again, and at the same time, it became even, even, even, even hungrier.
Since there was nothing left to eat in the entire supermarket, the pig ate all the TVs, all the vacuum cleaners, and all the washing machines.
Just like that, the pig grew bigger again, and at the same time, it became even, even, even, even, even hungrier.
So the pig ran out onto the street, and it swallowed all the strollers, all the bicycles, all the motorcycles, all the cars, all the buses, all the subways, all the bus shelters, all the phone booths, all the traffic lights, and all the traffic signs.
Just like that, the pig grew bigger again, and at the same time, it became even, even, even, even, even, even hungrier.
So the pig ate all the apartment buildings, all the kindergartens, all the schools, all the supermarkets… and all the dads’ offices, all the shops where moms buy pretty handbags and hats, all the big shopping malls, all the toy stores, all the parking lots, all the train stations, all the airports, all the swimming pools, and all the amusement parks. Just like that, the pig grew bigger again, and at the same time, it became even, even, even, even, even, even, even hungrier.
So the pig ate all the cities, all the villages… and all the mountains, all the rivers, all the rainforests, all the deserts, all the seas, all the volcanoes, and everything else…
By this time, everything had been eaten by the pig, and the only thing left in the world was the pig and its enormous hunger. “And then?” Mom asked. “Then the story ends,” little Tom replied.
“That’s too scary,” Mom said. “Alright, can we start eating now?”
“Okay, I guess,” little Tom said, “Now, I’m finally a little bit hungry. That story worked pretty well, didn’t it?”
Thank you for reading! ” Sitestorys “
