summary of the three little pigs

A very cliche novel. The fight scenes have no details i.e. he killed 50 pigs etc thats it, nothing more. No details of the world or anything. Everything is a summary and follows the usual troupes and cliche scenes.

Low quality classical slop for pigs to consume

If a serial killer feeds his victims meat to pigs and then eats the pigs. Is it indirect cannibalism? Is the killer, a cannibal? And if so, does consuming the piglets fed on human flesh have the same rule? And if the feeding is seasonal, is there a safe temporal margin to avoid cannibalism?

Instead of giving you a review, I'll write you a few sentences of what this book is like. There was once a barn with horses and pigs. One day, a pig and a horse crossed each other. They looked at each other but did not speak, as pigs cannot speak to begin with. Actually, horses cannot speak for either. In this world, no pigs or horses were able to talk. Although both animals had their grievances, they passed each other, not being able to convey their thoughts as they were unable to communicate. You're welcome.

Feel the summary could be a little interesting, for readers like us to have a little more insight about the storyline. Overt good storyline.. but only thing there was vast difference between summary as compared to the contents.. would also like to add that chp1 was little dull..