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Characters John and Lorraine take turns narrating TeenagersSophomores Friends but lonely Typing their memoir of Mr Pignati Mr Pignati Pigman Old Needs help John and Lorraine befriend him ID: 703305

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Slide1

The Pigman

By Paul

ZindelSlide2

Characters

John and Lorraine – take turns narrating

Teenagers/Sophomores

Friends, but lonely

Typing their memoir of Mr.

Pignati

Mr.

Pignati

Pigman

Old

Needs help, John and Lorraine befriend him.Slide3

Themes

Rejection and alienation

Teenage social problems 1960s

Bullying/rejection/

lonliness

Not just at school: divided families, alcoholism, loneliness

Have the problems changed much?

Coming of Age

Adolescence is the time period between being a child and being an adult.

Coming of Age is a time when teens experience physical and emotional growth.

Stereotypes

Teenage?

Senior Citizen?Slide4

The Pigman

1968 (This is the year Mrs. Lewis was born!)

Realistic fiction, authentic teenage voice

Several Awards

NY Times Outstanding Book

ALA Notable Children’s Book

Sensitive subjects: vandalism, drinking, smoking, infidelitySlide5

Paul Zindel

Born on Staten Island, NY, in 1936.

Father abandoned family in 1938.

Mother raised him by herself.

He was a loner during his childhood.

Went to Wagner College (Staten Island)

Taught HS chemistry

Began writing – published a play:

The Effect of Gamma Rays on Man-in-the-Moon Marigolds

Continued to write and live in

Manhatten

with his wife and two kids.

Died in March of 2003 of cancer