My toddler loves this book

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	• Eggbert: The Slightly Cracked Egg (Paperstar) Tom Ross Putnam Juvenile, 1997 - 32 pages average customer review:based on 10 reviews view larger image
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I love this book. I think every household should have a copy. Great moral to the story.

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This is a great book to help children celebrate the uniqueness and the special individuals they are.

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My toddler loves this book

I can't say enough about Eggbert. When my daughter was two, we checked this out from the library and for four weeks we had a new friend, Eggbert. The peppers and tomatoes and milk and other eggs became a part of our home also. Then one day the book had to be returned. For months we drove past the library and each time my daughter would wail for Eggbert. Then one day she stopped. I did find Eggbert available again, brought it home and for the second time we fell in love with Eggbert. Now I am on Amazon to buy our own copy because we can't bear the separation anxiety once more.

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WONDERFUL BOOK!!!

I stumbled across this book working at a local library and INSTANTLY fell in love with Eggbert. As stated, the illustrations in this book are FANTASTIC. It's detailed as if it were true to life. Many people have mentioned the message of this book, which is accepting things or people that may be different, and realizing the good in everything. I agree with this, but also think it helps develop children's imaginations. It is DEFINITELY one of the personal library.

Artsy Review

I read Eggbert to my 1st grade art class and they really enjoyed the book. They loved the pictures, especially how Eggbert tried to blend in with his surroundings. They kept on asking me to go back to those pages. My class was able to sympathize with Eggbert and how he felt about having to leave the refrigerator. By the end of the book, my students were happy to hear that Eggbert was doing ok and happy to be slightly cracked.

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Cast out of the refrigerator because of a small crack, Eggbert sets out into the world, using his talent for painting to try to blend in. Eventually he realizes that cracks are everywhere and reminds us all that our flaws are perfectly natural.

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