Book description
While walking through the woods, Hank finds an egg all alone on the forest floor. Spotting its home high up in a tree, Hank diligently tries to return the egg to its nest, but is met with failure each time. After keeping the egg warm overnight, he returns to the…
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1 author picked Hank Finds an Egg as one of their favorite books. Why do they recommend it?
This story stands out from other children’s books because it is told wordlessly entirely with photographs.
The stuffed bear Hank, as the title suggests, finds an egg and has to figure out where it belongs. The details in the real sets are a joy to see and the story is told effortlessly with wonderful studio photographs.
From Adam's list on children's stories with a magical sense of place.
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