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Review ...beautiful, warm illustrations complement a text that is sensitive, perceptive and reassuring. A wonderful look at friendship and sharing. Not to be missed! * MAMA * A beautifully told and written story that perfectly captures the ups and downs of first friendships. * The Northern Echo * Synopsis Sam and Alice are the best of friends. One day, while playing on the farm they find an egg and decide to take it back to the farmhouse. The egg breaks and the children fall out. Then they find another and this time they take the egg all the way home to Sam's mum, friends once more. See all Product description
K**S
Great book for siblings
We don't read the bit where it says "I don't like you anymore" - don't think that's helpful for children who haven't invented such phrases yet! Otherwise up to the usual Kim Lewis standard and I would recommend.
M**A
Sweet book about friends and teamwork
Daughter loves it and it gets read a lot
L**N
Lovely
Lovely story and stunningly beautiful pictures.
K**E
My 2 year old loves it.
I bought this for my 2 year old and she loves hearing the story about Sam and Alice. From time to time I have to hide the book because I need to read something different!
L**U
Nice idea of a book
This is a nice book with a nice moral behind the story although my son who is nearly 4 did not seem to be that interested. It is one of those stories that is instantly forgettable eventhough it is nice all the same teaching children to be kind to each other and so on.
M**N
a good lesson here!
Everyone old and young should read this story and think about the lesson it tells about working together. A lovely tale and lovely pictures.
G**R
Five Stars
Very pleased with condition
E**L
Simple but pleasing story
My Granddaughter Daisy who is almost 2 years old loves this story (her 4 year old brother has been known to "listen in" too).A simple tale of two friends on a farm who find an egg which gets broken in transit causing them to fall out with each other.Don't worry, all ends happily.It is one of the few books that holds her attention all the way through. The illustrations are beautiful and rather old-fashioned, which is not a bad thing sometimes.
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