Piglet is one of Winnie the Pooh's best friends. You can read about him in A.A. Milne's books or you can see him in the Disney movies and videos. Piglet lived in a grand beach tree in the Hundred Acre Wood. {The house had been in his family for a long time and there was a sign outside of it that read "Trespassers Wil". That was short for Trespassers William(his gandfather). His grandmother called him T.W.}

He is timid and shy but can be very courageous and giving. He is very neat and clean and tries to stay away from situations that may become too exciting or frightful. His best friend is Winnie the Pooh. His favorite food is haycorns. He doesn't particularly enjoy bouncing or being bounced(Tigger stlye).

In the Disney movies, Piglet's voice is supplied by John Fiedler. He was also the voice of the church mouse in Robin Hood and the porcupine in The Fox and the Hound.

With pink ears, winter scarf and striped jersey, Piglet is a soft-spoken and skittish little fellow whose generosity and humility far outweigh his meager size. Still, he considers himself just "a very small animal". His fastidious movements, anxious wringing of hands, and occasionally stuttering voice ("Oh d-d-d-d-dear"), convey his nervousness and fear of the unknown. But inside Piglet's small frame is a big heart. When his friends are in need or in danger, Piglet is capable of springing into action without a selfish thought. Piglet would never describe himself as being a hero; but during the course of Piglet's Big Movie, he learns, along with his friends, that heroes come in all sizes, and that even the smallest person can do big things.