"Pigs in Heaven" is a novel by author Barbara Kingsolver that explores themes of motherhood, identity, and the connection between humans and nature. The story follows Turtle, a young Native American girl, who is adopted by Taylor Greer, a white woman. Their lives become intertwined with the complexities of cultural heritage and the legal battles surrounding Turtle's custody. Set in the American Southwest, the narrative delves into the impact of Native American history and the struggles faced by marginalized communities. As Taylor and Turtle navigate their relationship, they encounter various characters who challenge their understanding of family and belonging, ultimately highlighting the importance of love and connection.