Review of The Magnificent Piglets of Pigletsville

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The idea of using fear and media manipulation as tools of control is unfortunately all too relevant. Great review!
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hanks for this insightful review! The cover sounds absolutely hilarious - I love when authors go the extra mile with details like that.
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The New Pork Times, ha! I'm curious about how the author balances the humor with the serious undertones you mentioned. Does it ever feel jarring?
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I appreciate how you broke down the symbolism in the story. The wolves as corrupt leaders and the manipulation of the media really hit close to home.
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