The Conceited Pig

The Conceited Pig is a mid-19th century children's story featuring Wilful, a young pig whose arrogance leads him into trouble. The narrative explores themes of pride, disobedience, and the consequences of ignoring wise counsel. Originally published in 1868, this tale serves as a moral lesson for children about the pitfalls of conceit and the importance of listening to advice. The book remains notable for its engaging portrayal of human-animal relationships and its focus on conduct in juvenile fiction.