This is a informational book talking about different eggs, how they hatch, what they look and feel like, and where to find eggs and much more appropriate for ages 3-5years. Found at university place library

This early reader is a Level 1 installment of the We Both Read series and meant to be read back and forth between an adult and child. The readers are taken through all of the different animals that lay eggs from the obvious birds, all the way to the extinct dinosaurs. For illustrations the book uses both photographs of the animals and realistic illustrations that show the more conceptual ideas like a turtle laying its eggs or the different life cycle stages of a bee. The text on the left is meant for the adult and explains the animal’s eggs or egg laying process. The child’s text, on the right, adds a final point and wraps up those two pages. Higher level words and phrases found in both the adult and child’s text are bolded to help create discussion and improve the child’s vocabulary as explained by the parent’s introduction at the start of the book. Alicia Goode from the California Academy of Sciences is thanked on the copyright page for her help with the book giving legitimacy to the science in the book. It is the perfect book for beginning readers interested in animals and science. Recommended. ( )