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Pan Macmillan Egg
Book SynopsisA hilarious picture book about a non-conforming Egg from the bestselling Supertato creators Sue Hendra and Paul Linnet. Important note: This book is not like other books. This is a book that even the smallest children can read. This is a book which will stretch your imagination, celebrate difference and fire up your storytelling brain. This is a book with just one word . . . Egg.When an odd egg turns up with a big head and a pointy bottom, the other eggs don't know what to make of it. Can they make the odd egg conform to Normal Egg Standards? The other eggs try turning it upside down, and even make it wear a hat on its bottom to show which side is 'up', but it takes the clever upside-down egg to show them that eggs can be any way up and still be eggs.Perfect for Easter, or any time of the year, children will love telling the story themselves, looking at the pictures and using different voices for the various 'egg's. Plus the egg-shaped format adds to the eggy fun!Trade ReviewA picture book using just one word (‘egg’) is a tricky challenge, but like Ed Vere’s Banana! picture book supremos Hendra and Linnet pull off this story about acceptance, difference and belonging with style. Like all of their picture books, the characters are hilariously expressive, and peril is always dealt with in the most ingenious way. Egg is a really clever, funny story you can have lots of fun reading together * BookTrust *The illustrations are bright and bold, and the eggs’ faces are full of expression. Children will delight at the humour and fun in the pictures. The simplicity of the book gave my four-year-old pre-school son the confidence to read the story aloud himself. I found him sharing the book with his friends, happily telling them the story as he turned the pages. It was a very proud mommy moment! Egg skilfully delivers a powerful and important message to young children about acceptance in a fun and accessible way -- Get Kids into BooksAn eggcellent Easter read with a great moral * Stories for Little Ones *
£6.99
WW Norton & Co Egg
Book SynopsisAn unconventional history of the world's largest cellular workhorse, from chickens to penguins, art to egg crimes and moreTrade Review"Crack this book like an egg and suck up 200 pages of Lizzie Stark delightfulness! Here is early career Jacques Pepin making sous vide eggs at Howard Johnson's! Gender-shifting chickens! Greedy eggers! Maniacal collectors! Egg is eclectic and funny, informative and endlessly surprising… Like the egg itself, this book is a perfect, miraculous package." -- Mary Roach, bestselling author of Fuzz"Egg bursts forth as a joyous triumph in the fresh field of body-part literature. Lizzie Stark writes with wit, verve, and warmth. I loved every page." -- Florence Williams, author of Heartbreak"Fun, interesting and thoroughly enjoyable, this book explores the humble egg from angles you never imagined." -- Luxury London
£20.89
Post Wave Publishing UK Ltd Egg Egg Egg
Book SynopsisA bright and bold board book all about the joy of eating eggs!
£8.99
HarperCollins Publishers Inc Egg Board Book An Easter And Springtime Book For
Book SynopsisTrade Review“Full-page spreads [depict] surprise, wonder, and newfound companionship. ...Another stunner from Henkes, who is able to evoke so much with few words and such seemingly simple illustrations. Gorgeous and thought-provoking.” — Kirkus Reviews (starred review) “Thickly outlined in brown, Henkes’s animals exude sweetness and innocence; and a quietly surreal ending, which sees the setting sun morph into an egg and then an orange bird, subtly emphasizes the anything-is-possible potential of storytelling. ...Terrific encouragement for readers to embark on their own narrative experiments.” — Publishers Weekly (starred review) “Fans...will delight in his use of line, simple forms, and a gentle palette, all of which clearly portray feelings, depict action, and suggest character. The concise text and straightforward illustrations, however, belie a more complicated tale. ...This is a book that readers will want to pore over.” — School Library Journal (starred review) “Picture-book master Henkes...taps into the deepest emotions of preschoolers with the simplest of stories. …Pacing is, as ever, perfect, taking full advantage of the switch from the early, snappy paneled pages to a series of wordless spreads that tell the story of the budding four-way friendship.” — Horn Book (starred review) “With characteristic understatement, Henkes explores tenderness, acceptance, friendship, and love in this deceptively simple story. ...Henkes’s illustrations provide depth and a meaningful sense of the passage of time. ..The open-ended conclusion invites readers to continue the story themselves.” — Booklist “Four eggs wait to hatch, but their destinies differ. ...executed with gentle mirth and invitingly minimal text. ...[youngsters will] appreciate it as a tale of adorable little birds finding an unexpected sibling.” — Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books “Kevin Henkes reprises the delicious milk-chocolate and sugared-pastel color sceme of 2015’s Waiting in Egg. Part preschool comedy routine, part word primer…children will learn the words ‘alone,’ ‘said’ and ‘lonely’ before the tale takes a conciliatory turn with the making of ‘friends.’” — Wall Street Journal
£9.99
Troubador Publishing Egg
Book SynopsisMeet Egg. Egg is not like any other egg you've ever seen. Egg is gold and white, and can fly and talk and be seen by children and special grownups. It lives in a place of stillness and silence until one day a girl’s hand suddenly picks it up and sticks it in her bedroom. Egg is amazed. What is this place? The hand belongs to Hester, and she and her younger brother, Sam, live on a volcanic island. Slowly, Egg realises it has to help them leave their unhappy house, and one night leads them down to a beautiful yacht called Waterwitch. It’s crewed by children of all ages who’ve also left home, and captained by a woman called the Skipper. You might think the adventures end there...but it's here where they really begin. From a stormy ocean to a faraway desert, Egg helps a lost girl called Raahi and a brave girl called Sana and learns that finding can be losing and losing can be finding, and that there are amazing things hiding in the middle of nowhere. For readers looking to get whisked into a magical story akin to the classics, Egg is perfect for 7 - 9 year-olds. Come aboard – adventure awaits!
£9.49
Bloomsbury Publishing Plc Egg
Book SynopsisObject Lessons is a series of short, beautifully designed books about the hidden lives of ordinary things. This book is about a strange objectstrange in part because it is something that we all have been, and that many of us eat. Nicole Walkers Egg relishes in sharp juxtapositions of seemingly fanciful or repellent topics, so that reproductive science and gustatory habits are considered alongside one another, and personal narrative and broad swaths of natural history jostle, like yolk and albumen. Mapping curious eggs across times, scales, and spaces, Egg draws together surprising perspectives on this common objectegg as food, as art object, as metaphor and feminist symbol, as cultural icon.Object Lessons is published in partnership with an essay series in The Atlantic.Trade ReviewWalker teaches creative writing at a Northern Arizona University, and I imagine she is very good at it. Her interest in other people and their lives holds the book together. Her specific remit, the egg, provides her with a good deal of scope and she enthusiastically takes her readers along for the ride … Much within the lovely covers is delightful. * FoodAnthropology *This is the eggiest book ever, and the egg is everything. Egg is forthright, joyful, mournful and charming, as personal and expansive as the good great egg. * Lucy Corin, Program Director of Creative Writing and Professor of English, University of California, Davis, USA, and author of One Hundred Apocalypses and Other Apocalypses (2013) *Egg is Walker’s third book of nonfiction, and it is just one book from Bloomsbury’s Object Lessons Series… Like its cohorts, Egg offers an unusual lens for observing everyday objects. In this book of thirty short essays, Walker combines equal parts personal narrative, natural history, and cookbook—adding a pinch of cultural history and a dash of mythology—to whip up something that defies genre and is especially palpable in today’s divisive political climate wherein both reproductive rights and the environment are under attack … Walker surveys the depths of virginity and motherhood, global warming and habitat destruction, cooking and art. And she does so with impeccable precision. * Slashnburn *“[A] deeply engrossing and very accessible work of philosophy, a quasi-religious contemplation of someone else’s daily striving possessed of both poetic and factual merit. … Walker’s Egg is the product of her own amalgamation of eggsperiences, refracted through her own poetic syntactical sense and broader environmental interests. … Egg purports to be about eggs, but in the end, eggs are really about Nicole Walker and Walker is really about us. In reading an object meditation such as this, the reader has to engage on several increasingly difficult levels. First, we accept Walker’s fragments for whatever they are, that then evokes our own experiences with eggs, we go on to approach Walker’s text comparatively both for parallels in our experiences and for contrasts in our resultant ideas about eggs. Then, if all has gone according to plan, and we can confidently say that Egg has turned out to be a good book, we can begin to carry a heightened awareness for eggs in our lives in order to collect additional experiences with eggs that will then fuel our further personal growth in this metaphorical area. When you pay mind to an object this deeply, it’s a type of mission work. * PopMatters *Table of ContentsAcknowledgements Dear Egg Why We Break the Things We Love the Most Rotten Eggs The Egg Came First Experiment with Eggs by Making a Hollandaise in the Time of Global Warming How to Cook a Planet Spoons The Glue That Holds Us Together All the Eggs in Israel All the Eggs in Ukraine All the Eggs in Korea All the Eggs in China Eggs in Utah Mohawk So Many Eggs, One Small Basket Which Came First? Chicken Porn Can Help You Make Up Your Mind About Eggs Breaking a Few Eggs Blue Planet, Blue Omelet Humpty Dumpty, Revised Do Eggs Bring Skunks? Would You Eat a Red Speckled Egg? The Incredible, Edible Egg What Is a Cloaca? A Million Year Old Egg A Lot of Pressure on One Egg Sidewalk Cooking Eggs A Science Fair Every Year The Sex Lives of Fish The Present Was an Egg Laid by the Past That Had the Future Inside Its Shell—Zora Neale Hurston Recipe for an Already-Cracked Egg
£9.49
North Parade Publishing The Egg
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£6.24
W. W. Norton & Company Egg
Book SynopsisAn unconventional history of the world's largest cellular workhorse, from chickens to penguins, from art to crime and more
£12.34
Little, Brown & Company Eggs
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£9.46
Chronicle Books Eggs Are Everywhere
Book SynopsisTurn the wheel to hide them – lift the flaps to find them. An eggs-cellent game in a book!
£10.44
Penguin Random House Children's UK Peppa Pig Easter Egg
Book SynopsisIt''s Easter time and Peppa and her friends are going on an Easter egg hunt at Rebecca Rabbit''s House. Will they find the Easter Bunny, too?This egg-shaped board book is the perfect gift this Easter. Also look out for the new Easter sticker activity book, Peppa Pig: Peppa''s Egg-cellent Easter Sticker Activity Book 9780241381014.
£7.59
Penguin Random House Children's UK Penguins Egg
Book SynopsisOn a frozen sea, where the snow falls fast, and the whirlwinds rage and storm,A rockhopper egg, in a stony nest, was lying safe and warm.Dad watched and waited, waited, watched, the night grew inky black, Then he fell into a sleep so deep, he didn''t hear the . . . CRACKDaddy Penguin finds himself adrift in an unfamiliar world, and he must get home for his egg!From train to helicopter, hot-air balloon to limousine, Daddy Penguin hitches lifts with kindly folk - but will he be home in time?A race against time for Daddy Penguin in this rhyming delight
£7.59
The Collective Book Studio Eggs Please
Book SynopsisThis alphabetical collection introduces the youngest readers to egg dishes from 20 countries around the globe, complete with vibrant illustrations, tasty descriptions, country of origin, and name in each native language.This drool-worthy alphabet book is the latest addition to the A to Z Foods of the World series after Noodles, Please! Eggs are a delicious, nutritious, readily available, reasonably priced-and much loved-ingredient used in dishes across the globe, from Avgolemono in Greece to Zabaglione in Italy. In this die-cut board book shaped to mimic plates, readers will discover 26 different varieties as they eat their way through the alphabet. Who knew eggs could be served so many ways: baked, boiled, fried, but also skewered, whipped, over rice, and in soups. Eggs, Please! also provides a culinary tour of the world, highlighting dishes from 20 different countries, covering North and South America, Europe, Africa, Asia, India, Australia, and the Middle East. With each new letter, a new food is introduced identifying its country of origin and name written in both English and the country’s native language. Whether learning about Nadan Mutta for the first time, or a lifelong fan of frittata, readers young and old are sure to gobble this one right up.
£8.99
Hachette Children's Group Eddie The Easter Egg
Book SynopsisJoin Eddie the Easter Egg - the friendliest egg on the farm! - on his mission to spread the can-do spirit in this bright and festive picture book. Say hello to the eggcellent Eddie this Easter! Eddie is ALWAYS there to cheer on his fellow farm friends whether they''re worried about falling . . . being too slow . . . or when they simply can''t get the spring in their step! But when Eddie is asked to lead the Easter Parade, he starts to feel a bit scrambled himself. Can they learn that even encouraging eggs need cheerleaders too? A vibrant and uplifting story, full of fun and friendship - with 20 hidden Easter eggs for little ones to find!
£7.59
Sourcebooks, Inc Little Egg An Eggcellent Book of Emotions
Book SynopsisHappy, calm, proud, angry, afraid, sad, confident: We all have lots of emotions, and tots will love learning more about them alongside a friendly Little Egg.Using simple text and charming illustrations, our adorable Little Egg presents each emotion and assures tots that it is completely normal to feel confused about our feelings. At the end of the book, kids will find a spinning wheel that lets them find and recognize their emotions. A perfect introduction to emotional growth and color concepts presented by an adorable Little Egg.
£10.73
Chronicle Books An Egg Is Quiet
Book SynopsisA beautiful and informative non-fiction exploration of the world of eggs now in paperback.
£7.44
Quarto Publishing PLC Scrambled Eggs
Book SynopsisHave silly scrambled fun with these mix-and-match eggs that all have crazy, colourful personalities. Over 144 combinations to keep little ones entertained for hours. In this wacky split-page board book, meet...A space egg! Doing the moonwalk. A pirate egg! Sailing the seven seas. A disco egg! Dancing the night away. But also...A space egg! Dancing the night away. A pirate egg! Doing the moonwalk.A disco egg! Sailing the seven seas. Featuring a dozen loveable eggs, this playful pre-school offering is full of humour, with the final egg in the pack being a chocolate Easter egg... all gobbled up! Exciting matching game for laughing and bonding with your little egg Ideal Easter gift for babies and toddlers A precious keepsake from Easter that can be re-read year-round A crazy range of egg characters to surprise and entertain
£7.59
Taschen GmbH The Gourmand’s Egg. A Collection of Stories and
Book SynopsisPoached, scrambled, boiled, whipped into a cocktail, transformed into a painting medium, tossed at an enemy’s house. As the most striking of paradoxes, the egg exists in happy suspension between humble household ingredient and ever-powerful source of life. One of the most enduring symbols throughout antiquity, eggs were used by the Romans to dispel evil spirits, modeled as priceless artifacts for the Russian nobility, and were woven into Egyptian mythology. In the debut volume of TASCHEN’s series with cult-favorite The Gourmand journal, we celebrate the link between food and culture in a visual and literary exploration of the powerhouse kitchen staple. A collection of original essays and archetype recipes, from the perfect poach to artful desserts, celebrates the diversity of culinary traditions around the world. The Gourmand’s Egg. A Collection of Stories and Recipes is illustrated with exclusive commissions by acclaimed still life photographers—equal parts sumptuous, absurd, lurid, mouthwatering, and undeniably The Gourmand. Rounding out the volume are works from art history’s titans, including Salvador Dalí, Jean-Michel Basquiat, Frida Kahlo, David Hockney, and Man Ray alongside texts from chef, food writer, and critic Ruth Reichl and writer and editor Jennifer Higgie, and more. “In cooking — as in almost every-thing else,” Reichl said. “It all starts with an egg.”Trade Review“This tasty title is well worth dipping (your soldiers) into.” * World of Interiors *“[A] gorgeous, frothy offering from food-culture journal The Gourmand.” * World of Interiors *“…entertainingly explores the cultural and culinary history of the egg, with spectacular imagery and essential recipes.” * Delicious *“As this lavishly ovophilic work demonstrates, eggs are loaded with symbolic and metaphoric potential, and their hold on the artistic imagination, as well as our appetites, can be traced back through the millennia.” * The Observer New Review *“The humble egg has provided inspiration well beyond the kitchen and is celebrated in all its guises in The Gourmand’s Egg: A Collection of Stories and Recipes.” * ArtReview *“…an absolute playground for the eyes and mind.” * vanityfair.com *“Celebrating the endless possibilities of the egg… whether it’s poached, scrambled, boiled, whipped, deviled, painted, or even tossed, the egg is here celebrated in all its various guises: as both humble household ingredient and ever-powerful source of life.” * vogue.com *“The Gourmand's Egg. A Collection of Stories & Recipes dives into the cultural relevance and history behind the oval wonder, while blessing our eyes with the most eclectic visual companions we've ever seen inside the pages of a cookbook.” * Tasting Table *“…turns the staple (ingredient) into a star, and charts its significant beyond the kitchen.” * Apollo *“A closer look at how eggs became a complex motif in countless works of art.” * Salon *“Every food-lover’s favourite magazine ‘The Gourmand’ has begun a series of books dedicated to singular foods, featuring essays, recipes and always beautiful imagery. Scramble to get your mitts on the first, centred on the humble egg.” * ES Magazine *“The Gourmand’s Egg is the first in a new series of sumptuous art books by TASCHEN, celebrating the connections between art and food.” * The Telegraph *“A cracking new look at the egg… Culinary, cultural… it’s all collected in this fascinating compendium of all things ovoid.” * The Financial Times *“Cracked, over-easy or richly symbolic: the humble egg in art.” * The Observer *“Editorially experimental, visually conceptual, but highly accessible because of the sheer wit of its inventive features, The Gourmand offers surprising delicacies.” * The Guardian *
£32.00
Simon & Schuster In the Easter Egg Workshop
Book SynopsisFrom the creators of In a Spooky Haunted House and In the Holly Jolly North Pole comes a springtime pop-up board book that takes readers inside the Easter egg workshop!Welcome to our workshop! We’re happy that you’re here. We’ll show you how we make our Easter baskets every year. Come explore the Easter egg workshop! See the jelly bean machines, colorful eggs, little chick helpers, and more! A sturdy page-turner, In the Easter Egg Workshop is an innovative pop-up story with treats for kids of all ages.
£10.79
Little, Brown & Company The Great Easter Egg Hunt
Book SynopsisJoin the Veggies as they hunt for eggs and discover the true meaning of Easter in this fun and exciting board book.The Great Easter Egg Hunt is finally here! The Veggies can't wait to see what's inside their eggs. Petunia wants an egg with something sparkly and pretty, Laura and Junior are hoping for candy, and Larry is searching for silliness, as usual. But when Junior finds his egg empty, he soon discovers that it is the best egg of all, because it represents the empty tomb and Jesus' Resurrection on Easter. Perfect for little ones embarking on Easter egg hunts of their own, this sturdy board book teaches children the true reason for Easter in a fun and engaging way.
£8.50
Duopress Little Egg An Eggcellent Book of Kindness
Book SynopsisSharing, politeness, patience, respect, and good listening: There are many ways to practise kindness, and tots will love learning more about them alongside a friendly Little Egg.Join Little Egg on a journey of kindness, enabling kids to bring positivity to their own lives and the lives of those around them by seeking to be kind every day. Designed to encourage emotional growth in little ones, Little Egg: An Eggcelent Book of Kindness is the perfect starting point for building positive values and patterns of behaviour through virtues such as sharing, gentleness, respect and more!Using simple text and charming illustrations, our adorable Little Egg presents many ways to be kind to others. At the end of this board book, kids will find a spinning wheel that lets them find and recognise different acts of kindness. A perfect introduction to emotional growth presented by an adorable Little Egg.
£7.59
Chronicle Books An Egg Is Quiet
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£15.71
Hachette Children's Group Lets Find Easter Eggs
Book SynopsisWe''re going on an egg hunt. Come and join the fun!Where could the eggs be hiding? Let''s find them everyone!Lift the flaps to go on an egg-citing Easter adventure with friends for some chicky-choccy fun! Prepare to bump into other farmyard friends on the way like tweeting chicks, splashing ducklings and happy, hoppy bunnies. There are ten eggs to count, can you find them all? The perfect Easter gift for little ones!
£7.59
Quadrille Publishing Ltd Good Eggs
Book Synopsis'So many great ideas and a lot of brilliant egg 'accessorising'. I can’t think of anyone whose life wouldn’t be improved by having this book. It's a triumph!' – Diana Henry 'I love the recipes, writing, photography and ethos – flavour-packed, globally inspired egg dishes, on the table in minutes. This will be very well used in my kitchen and in yours too! An instant classic.' – Rukmini Iyer, author of The Roasting Tin seriesA compendium and celebration of eggs. Over 100 recipes and ideas that make eggs the star of the show. Whether you’re partial to fried, poached, boiled, baked, scrambled or set, in this definitive book you’ll find all the inspiration you need for breakfast, brunch and beyond. From everyday classics to reinventions of old favourites with surprising twists, Good Eggs is a collection of delicious and dependable dishes that will take your eggs
£18.70
John Wiley and Sons Ltd Eggs in Health Promotion
Book SynopsisThis single, convenient reference deals with the role of eggs in diet, nutrition, and disease. Key chapters include: the health implications and benefits of egg consumption; production of antibodies in eggs for medical use; egg safety; and egg and health myths and misconceptions.Trade Review'Eggs and Health Promotion is a useful reference for any academic or health professional interested in the role of eggs in diet and health.' Nutrition BulletinTable of ContentsPreface. Acknowledgments. Contributors. Section 1. Functional Uses of Eggs. 1. Functional Uses of Eggs-An Overview. (W.J. Stadelman and Hubert Schmieder). 2. The Role of Eggs in American Diets: Health Implications and Benefits. (Jean M. Kerver, Yikyung Park, Won O. Song). 3. Designer Eggs: Nutritional and Functional Significance. (Jeong S. Sim and Hoon H. Sunwoo). 4. Specialty Eggs: n-3 Fatty Acid-Enriched Eggs. (Elizabeth H. Sheppard). 5. Vitamin E Enrichment of Chicken Eggs. (Xeina Makhoul). 6. Reducing Infection in Infants with Egg Phospholipids. (Yingying Liu and Ronald Ross Watson). 7. Generation of Polyclonal Antibodies in the Egg Yolk. (Max Gassman). Section 2. Cholesterol and Health: Role of Eggs. 8. Eggs, Plasma Cholesterol, and Heart Disease Risk. (Donald J. McNamara). 9. Eggs and Health: Myths and Misconceptions. ( Simin Bolourchi Vaghefi). 10. Effects of Dietary Eggs on Human Serum Cholesterol and Coronary Heart Disease. (Yinghond Chen and Ronald Ross Watson). 11. Eggs and Saturated Fats: Role in Atherosclerosis as Shown by Animal Models. (Thomas A. Wilson and Robert J. Nicolosi). 12. Health Effects of Docosahexanoic Acid (DHA)-Enriched Eggs. (Jin Zhang and Ronald Ross Watson). 13. The Correlation between Cholesterol Oxidation Products and Eggs. (Jennifer J. Ravia and Ronald Ross Watson). Section 3. Eggs and Disease: Health Promotion. 14. Whole Eggs: The Magic Bullet? (H.L. “Sam” Queen). 15. Enriched Eggs for Human Consumption and the Feeding Pattern of Layers. (Carola Garcia, Sergio Cornejo, and Cecilia Albala). 16. Predictability of Respiratory Atopy from Egg Hypersensitivity in Children. (Kelly Blackstock). 17. Effects of Cooking and Storage on the Nutritional Value of Eggs. ( Giorgio Bedogni and Nino Carlo Battistini). 18. The Potential Use of Eggs for the Protein Requirements of Endurance Exercise. (Jaclyn Maurer). Index.
£131.35
Owlkids Books Inc. Egg
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£17.06
Penguin Random House Children's UK Peppa Pig Peppas Easter Egg Hunt
Book SynopsisThis board storybook featuring Peppa and George is perfect for sharing with little Peppa Pig fans and makes the ideal gift this Easter! It''s Easter time and Grandpa Pig has organized a special Easter Egg hunt. But Peppa Pig and her friends find more than chocolate eggs at the end of the garden. . .Look out for more Peppa Pig books from Ladybird including: Peppa''s Muddy Festival, Peppa The Mermaid and Peppa Pig: Easter Egg
£7.44
Charlesbridge Publishing,U.S. Whose Egg Is That
Book SynopsisA nonfiction guessing game that explores the connections between an animal, its eggs, and its habitat.Now as a board book!Babies and toddlers will have fun making page-turn predictions, and grown-ups will appreciate learning such eggcellent facts.Written by a mammalogist at the Smithsonian, this clever page-turner pairs five eggs with information about the animals'' survival mechanisms, asking kids to guess which animal laid which egg.Featured animals in Whose Egg Is That? include: Emperor penguin Sea turtle Ostrich Robin Dinosaur Little learners will love this nonfiction guessing game book about animals, their eggs, and their habitats with perfect page-turn reveals!
£9.45
Disney Book Publishing Inc. Oliver and his Egg
Book SynopsisWhen Oliver spots a rock on the playground, he knows it''s not just any rock--he''s sure it''s a dinosaur egg. And once it hatches, he has the best new friend he could ask for. They sail to a deserted island and even launch into outer space. But as great as it is to travel with his dinosaur alone, Oliver realizes that it is even more fun when all of his friends bring their imaginations along for the ride!This jubilant celebration of playing pretend is now available as a board book.
£8.50
Nosy Crow Ltd Eggs!: A lift-the-flap counting book full of
Book SynopsisCan you guess what's inside these eggs? Lift the card flaps to discover all kinds of baby animals! This book encourages children to count the eggs from one to five, while lifting the sturdy flaps to discover some surprising little creatures that hatch from eggs. Illustrated by the Waterstones Children's Book Prize-winning artist Jenny Løvlie in sumptuous, textured detail, with a read-aloud rhyming text from Katie Dale, this beautiful board book will delight young readers. Scan the Stories Aloud QR code on the back cover the read along with the story!
£6.99
Prestel What's in the Egg?
Book SynopsisThis dynamic book opens with a familiar and joyful sight—a baby bird hatching from an egg that sits in a nest high on a tree. The following pages hold even more delightful surprises, as each spread opens to reveal a different animal and the kind of egg it comes from. Did you know that crocodile mothers walk from the shore to the water holding their eggs in their mouths? That emperor penguin fathers keep their eggs warm by balancing them on their feet? Or that the milkweed plant is the only place a monarch butterfly will lay her eggs? Delicately detailed and boldly coloured, every scene is a work of art that depicts its animal’s unique markings and natural habitat. As they pore over each elaborately constructed page, young readers will learn valuable information about how different animals hatch from eggs in the natural world.Trade Review"Delicately detailed and boldly colored, every scene is a work of art that depicts its animal’s unique markings and natural habitat." —bestpopupbooks.com
£14.99
Penguin Random House Children's UK The Very Hungry Caterpillars Easter Egg Hunt
Book SynopsisJoin The Very Hungry Caterpillar on a springtime Easter egg hunt in this interactive board book filled with lift-the-flaps!Meet friendly farmyard animals and lift the flaps on every page to help The Very Hungry Caterpillar hunt for tasty Easter eggs. Will you find them all?A simple, delightful seasonal adventure with Easter treats, friendly springtime animals and big flaps that are perfect for little hands to lift!Don''t miss more interactive Very Hungry Caterpillar books this Easter:The Very Hungry CaterpillarThe Very Hungry Caterpillar''s Easter PicnicThe Very Hungry Caterpillar''s Easter SurpriseThe Very Hungry Caterpillar''s Easter Sticker and Colouring BookThe Very Hungry Caterpillar''s Birthday Party
£7.59
Penguin Random House Children's UK Greg the Sausage Roll Eggcellent Easter Adventure
Book SynopsisIt''s Easter morning and Greg is SO EGG-CITED for the fun to begin!But when the chocolate egg delivery doesn''t show up at the bakery, Greg and Gloria have to HOP to it - otherwise Easter will be ruined! Time to make their way to the most magical place on Earth - EASTERLAND! Can they find the Easter Bunny and make sure the chocolate eggs are delivered in time for the big Easter egg hunt?Fans of Greg the Sausage Roll will be CRACKING UP at this EGG-CELLENT adventure!Developed and written by the social media phenomenon that is LadBaby - the king and queen of sausage rolls - and creators of the record-breaking No. 1 bestseller Greg the Sausage Roll: Santa''s Little Helper.Greg the Sausage Roll, Number 1 Sunday Times bestselling series, March 2024
£7.59
Random House Children's Books Who Hatches the Egg All About Eggs
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£15.06
Floris Books The Sun Egg
Book SynopsisA mysterious orange egg has fallen into the woods. "It's a sun egg!" declares the elf who finds it nestled on the forest floor. Soon she and her friends discover what it really is; but not before the sun egg is lost and little elf begins a wonderful adventure.This is a delightful story for young children about imagination and discovery from the world-renowned Swedish author--illustrator Elsa Beskow.This wonderful new edition of The Sun Egg faithfully reproduces Beskow's classic illustrations in a collectable picture book featuring a unique hand-crafted design, premium-quality paper, gold foil signature and a luxurious cloth spine. Create an Elsa Beskow library by collecting all of the gorgeous new editions.
£11.69
Hamad Bin Khalifa University Press The Egg
Book SynopsisMeet Fafa the turtle, Douka the lively ladybird, Moumou the bouncy frog and Outi the cuddly seal, in the first stories to be based on Al Jazeera Childrens Channels favorite TV characters.
£6.22
Nosy Crow Ltd We're Going on an Egg Hunt
Book SynopsisJoyful and colourful reimagining of the American folk song, We're Going on a Bear Hunt.Three children are off on an Easter egg hunt! But first, they've got to get through the flapping hens, hungry bunnies and hopping frogs. And then . . . what a surprise to find TEN big eggs in the garden! And now it's time for the Easter parade!This Easter-themed story has zingy neon ink on the cover and throughout, and is filled with cute characters and fun surprises. Repeated phrases and sound words make this an interactive picture book, great for sharing with the whole family.This is the perfect gift for fans of the classic song We're Going on a Bear Hunt, made famous by Michael Rosen and Helen Oxenbury.Every Nosy Crow paperback picture book comes with a free "Stories Aloud" audio recording. Just scan the QR code and listen along!
£11.69
HarperCollins Publishers The Magic Egg
Book SynopsisWhen a hungry boy wishes for an egg he gets a surprise - a magic egg that makes everything he wishes for come true with hilarious consequences. But in the end does he ever really get what he wants? This traditional tale is beautifully illustrated by Karen Donnelly to set the scene and encourage discussion.
£7.89
Walker Books Ltd Pick a Perfect Egg
Book SynopsisPick a perfect egg with care – choose a white one nestled there. Lay in cartons, row by row. Pay the farmer. Off you go!There’s excitement in the air as a little girl and her mother carefully collect speckled eggs at the farm. These are no ordinary eggs – they will be dyed, decorated, bejeweled and nestled in a basket. And then, when Sunday morning arrives, the little girl will wear her best bunny ears and head out to meet friends and neighbours. It's time to search for eggs of a different kind, filled with chocolate, toys and sweeties... It's time for a spectacular, springtime egg hunt!This happy and gloriously illustrated Easter read-aloud captures all the excitement of the season, and is from the creators of the perennially popular Pick a Pine Tree and Pick a Pumpkin.Trade ReviewPerfect for the Easter season. * The best new children’s books to read this Easter, Irish Independent *Featured in The Bookseller's Children's Previews for March 2023 * The Bookseller *A stunning story celebrating all things Easter. * Little Blog of Library Treasures *Patricia’s rhyming narrative and Jarvis’s brightly coloured illustrations capture so well that mounting excitement and the fun of those Easter rituals that most children love so much. With a gorgeous cover, this is a really fun book to share in the run up to Easter. * Red Reading Hub *The illustrations accompanying the words really make this such a fun and magical read and each double page is so colourful throughout. * The Strawberry Post *
£7.59
Tra Publishing An Ode to the Egg
£24.00
Walker Books Ltd Pick a Perfect Egg
Book SynopsisPick a perfect egg with care – choose a white one nestled there. Lay in cartons, row by row. Pay the farmer. Off you go!There’s excitement in the air as a little girl and her mother carefully collect speckled eggs at the farm. These are no ordinary eggs – they will be dyed, decorated, bejeweled and nestled in a basket. And then, when Sunday morning arrives, the little girl will wear her best bunny ears and head out to meet friends and neighbours. It's time to search for eggs of a different kind, filled with chocolate, toys and sweeties... It's time for a spectacular, springtime egg hunt!This happy and gloriously illustrated Easter read-aloud captures all the excitement of the season, and is from the creators of the perennially popular Pick a Pine Tree and Pick a Pumpkin.Trade ReviewPerfect for the Easter season. * The best new children’s books to read this Easter, Irish Independent *Featured in The Bookseller's Children's Previews for March 2023 * The Bookseller *A stunning story celebrating all things Easter. * Little Blog of Library Treasures *Patricia’s rhyming narrative and Jarvis’s brightly coloured illustrations capture so well that mounting excitement and the fun of those Easter rituals that most children love so much. With a gorgeous cover, this is a really fun book to share in the run up to Easter. * Red Reading Hub *The illustrations accompanying the words really make this such a fun and magical read and each double page is so colourful throughout. * The Strawberry Post *
£11.69
Phaidon Press Ltd How to Boil an Egg
Book SynopsisSimple ways to cook eggs from Rose Bakery.Trade Review"Few things are as uniquely gratifying as knowing how to cook an egg—an organic egg! This charming and beautifully designed collection of recipes is simple, pure, and wholly delicious."—Alice Waters, chef and owner of Chez Panisse"This book it not just Rose Carrarini's homage to the egg, the most humble and the most glorious ingredient there is; it also unveils the secrets behind some of the wholesome, vibrant foods she serves at Rose Bakery, one of my favorite lunch hangouts in Paris."—Clotilde Dusoulier, ChocolateAndZucchini.com"This is the kind of thing I would love to have for breakfast every day."—Oscar de la Renta, fashion designer, The New York Times Style Magazine"A treasury of scrambled, fried, baked, poached and more."—Country & Town House"The recipes in How To Boil An Egg are easy without feeling like you're working from Cooking for Dummies."—The Stylist"Heralding a new era of egg loving... An egg odyssey... Beautiful."—Metro"Rose Carrarini, proprietress of fashion-world favorite Rose Bakery in Paris (and sister-in-law to Rei Kawakubo), serves up How to Boil an Egg, a stylish new cookbook boasting 84 ways to transform the breakfast favorite."—ELLE"From Courgette & Tomato Gratin to Eton Mess, Carrarini positions the modest egg - organic, bien sur - as our most versatile of culinary border crossers. How to explain the restorative power of a British bakery in Paris... Make a tart yourself, and see."—Vogue"When in doubt, we eat an egg. Rose does too, and she's teaching us all the ways we can make them gloriously delicious."—DomesticSluttery
£20.66
Sourcebooks, Inc That Egg Is Mine!: A Silly Story about Sharing
Book SynopsisThe first book in Duck & Cluck, a brand new funny graphic novel series for beginning readers—perfect for fans of Mo Willems and Elephant and Piggie.Meet Duck and Cluck. They are friends. Mostly. But they do not always agree.Duck has found an egg. Cluck thinks the egg belongs to her instead. And sharing? Out of the question!This simple but hilarious read-aloud follows the two friends as they make their case for why the egg belongs to them. And in the end, they both learn important lessons about manners and sharing. That Egg is Mine is the perfect laugh-out-loud purchase for any kindergarten or first-grader learning to read, or for anyone searching for comic books for ages 6-8.
£8.99
HarperCollins Publishers Hanakos Egg
Book SynopsisCollins Big Cat Phonics for Letters and Sounds features exciting fiction and non-fiction decodable readers to enthuse and inspire children. The 7+ books are designed for children aged 7+ who need more practice to acquire phonics skills. They have age-appropriate content, more mature images, and are fully aligned to Letters and Sounds Phases 35.Hanako''s family visit a city farm where, unbeknownst to them, a hen lays an egg in Hanako's bag. The egg hatches and the chick is adored by Hanako, her dad and the cat, Tora. But her mum thinks poor Cheep is a messy waste of space! After a few months of trial and tribulations, Cheep grows into a hen and lays an egg in the same bag she started life in. Hanako uses it to cook a Japanese egg dish and Mum finally starts to accept the hen into the family!Blue/Band 4 books offer longer, repeated patterns with sequential events and integrated literary and natural language.The focus sounds in this book are: /ch/ /sh/ /th/ /ng/ /ai/ /ee/ /igh/ /oa/ /oo/ /oo/ /ar/ /or/ /ur/, and adjacent consonants.Pages 22 and 23 allow children to re-visit the content of the book, supporting comprehension skills, vocabulary development and recall.Reading notes within the book provide practical support for reading Big Cat Phonics for Letters and Sounds with children, including a list of all the sounds and words that the book will cover.
£9.53
Hachette Children's Group Who's in the Egg?
Book SynopsisWho's in the egg? Help Mummy Hen find her chick in this fun, bright Easter story!Funny illustrations, friendly characters and lots to spot make this bright picture book appealing for preschoolers and parents like. Mummy Hen's egg is just about to hatch, but she can't find it! Join her as she looks for it and finds all sorts of surprising animal babies along the way.A perfect gift for Easter!
£6.99
Alternative Comics Dark Garbage & The Egg
Book SynopsisIn The Egg, Esther, a body builder, and Mona, a butterfly, embark on a strange voyage for an elusive elixir to restore their lost powers. During their travels, they encounter a wide variety of characters, including a woman who is endlessly working to interpret the shape of the sun, a romantic creature named Poef who can''t figure out how to make someone love them, a shapeshifting squire and a mysterious creature who steals their prized cache of essential oils. Frustratingly though, similar to any RPG, each character they meet introduces a new task for them to finish, further distancing them from their initialquest of seeking more elixir. While the world they venture into is often surreal, it''s always refreshingly relatable to anyone who struggles with the tragedies and comedies of their own screwball heart.
£12.34
Pegasus Elliot Mackenzie Publishers Egg - Robin's Nest.
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£13.26
HarperCollins Publishers The Little Egg
Book SynopsisFind out what happens to the little egg in this patterned story, filled with colourful illustrations by Shoo Rayner.
£8.36
