Babe is a talking pig who is taken from his mother to live on Farmer Hoggett’s farm. On the farm, Babe makes friends with lots of farm animals, particularly, a sheepdog who teaches Babe how to herd sheep. Farmer Hoggett likes Babe’s talent at controlling the sheep and decides to enter him into a sheepdog contest. The judges at the contest laugh because pigs don’t normally herd sheep. But Babe is a smart pig and with the help of his friends, Babe surprises the judges.
There are some scenes which might be scary for younger kids such as:
The main messages of the story are you can reach your dreams if you try and not to judge someone by their looks.
Content is age appropriate for children this age
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Content is not age appropriate for children this age
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