Jory John

I thoroughly enjoyed reading this book. It is a beautifully illustrated story about a good egg surrounded by bad eggs. He would engage in numerous acts of kindness for the others, but faced challenges. The bad eggs in the carton didn't uphold the same standards. This frustrated the Good Egg. The immense pressure to maintain perfection took its toll, leading to cracks in its shell. He finally had enough and seek solitude. On his journey, he learned about himself as well as others. Through these endeavors, its cracks began to mend, prompting the Good Egg to finally return to the carton with happiness and acceptance.… (mais)