Christopher Fries an Egg
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Christopher Fries an Egg
Narrated by:
Ariel Royce
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Narrated by:
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Ariel Royce
About this listen
A young Christopher must deal with a very bad egg. For ages four to nine.
©2022 Christopher Datta (P)2022 Christopher Datta
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Critic reviews
"Christopher Fries an Egg, written by Christopher Datta and illustrated by Christine Vineyard, is a match made in kiddie-lit heaven. Datta’s fantastical tale of a boy who is betrayed by once-friendly appliances and stalked by a vengeful fried egg is perfectly served by Vineyard’s whimsical illustrations. Parents and children alike will be charmed as the hapless Christopher, home alone for the first time, discovers the limits of his new-found independence and finds help in a very unlikely ally." (Karen Lyon, Literary Editor, The Hill Rag)