I Thought I’d Lay an Egg – Kobo eBook

I Thought I’d Lay an Egg

One chicken. One egg. A thousand worries. And absolutely no idea what comes next.

All she wanted was to lay an egg.

Simple, right?

Well, not when you’re a chicken with an overactive imagination and a terrible habit of worrying about everything!

What if her egg ends up in a frying pan? What if someone turns it into scrambled eggs? Or a hard-boiled egg? And don’t even get her started on the terrifying possibilities of breakfast!

The more she thinks about it, the more ridiculous things become. Suddenly, laying an egg doesn’t seem like such a simple job after all.

In I Thought I’d Lay an Egg, one wonderfully dramatic chicken takes young readers on a hilarious journey through wild imagination, unexpected discoveries, and the wonderfully unpredictable adventure of becoming a mother.

Packed with playful rhymes, silly situations, clever wordplay, and laugh-out-loud moments, this charming story brings a whole new meaning to the age-old question of the chicken and the egg.

Children will giggle at the chicken’s endless worries, while parents will recognize something surprisingly familiar in her dramatic thoughts. Because sometimes, the smallest things can lead to the biggest worries especially when you care about something you haven’t even met yet.

Inside this delightfully silly adventure, readers will discover:

* A lovable chicken with a very big imagination.
* Hilarious egg-related disasters that haven’t actually happened.
* Playful rhymes and unexpected twists.
* A funny and heartwarming journey into motherhood.
* A story that’s just as entertaining for grown-ups as it is for children.

Perfect for bedtime reading, family storytime, classroom read-alouds, and anyone who enjoys a little silliness with their stories.

Because sometimes, you think you’re just going to lay an egg and end up with a whole lot more than you bargained for!

A funny, imaginative, and unexpectedly heartwarming children’s book that proves even a chicken can have an existential crisis especially before breakfast.