Mercy Watson

Mercy is not just a pig, she's a porcine wonder. And Mr. and Mrs. Watson are an excellent source of buttered toast, and that buttery-toasty feeling she gets when she snuggles into bed with them. This is not so good for the Watsons' bed. BOOM! CRACK!

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Mercy, loves to ride the car, once the convertible is on the road. One day the Watsons' motoring ritual takes an unexpected turn, with chaos and an exuberant Mercy behind the wheel! Soon there's a policeman on her tail.

Leroy Ninker is a small man who wants to be a cowboy, but for now, he is just a thief. Leroy is robbing the Watsons' kitchen right this minute! As he drags the toaster across the counter - screeeeeech - and drops it into his bag - clannngggg. 

Does Mercy Watson wants to wear a princess costume? The Watsons decide to zip their porcine wonder into a formfitting princess dress for Halloween, complete with tiara, they are certain that Mercy will be beautiful beyond compare. 

Can Mercy Watson outwit Animal Control?
Mercy's appetite has got her into trouble again. When Eugenia pansies go missing, Animal Control Officer Francine Poulet arrives on the scene. But as she soon discovers, not anyone can think like a pig.

Some may find it wonky to take a pig to the movies. But Mr. and Mrs.
Watson, think the title of the film is inspirational. And their beloved Mercy is inspired by the fact that the drive-in serves real butter on its Bottomless Bucket of popcorn. 

When Mercy Watson the pig goes missing, all of Deckawoo Drive is in an uproar. The Watsons are inconsolable, and the local police, fire, and animal control departments are no help whatsoever. Bossy neighbor Eugenia Lincoln is not quite as sad as she might be, but thankfully her sister, Baby Lincoln, has the idea to hire a private investigator. Granted, Percival Smidgely, PI, may be more bumbler than gumshoe, but his pigeon, Polly, is there to point the way. Meanwhile, Frank and Stella Endicott and Stella’s friend Horace Broom are ready to do some investigating of their own. Will the clever neighborhood sleuths manage to follow the trail of hoofprints—and a certain overwhelmingly enticing scent—and recover their porcine wonder? With deftly paced narrative comedy, visual slapstick, abundant artwork in both black and white and full color, and warm affection for their cast of characters, Kate DiCamillo and Chris Van Dusen bring us a highly satisfying, extra-special series finale that rewards loyal fans—and invites new readers to explore the stories that came before.