Written and illustrated in Dr. Seuss’ unimatable style, full of off-the-wall humour and bizarre creatures, this delightful story tells of a young boy’s outrageous boast about the variety of eggs he puts in his omlettes.

The list of ingredients includes eggs of the Stroodel, whose sort of a stork but with fur like a poodle, and of the moth-watching Sneth – a bird who’s so big she scares people to death!

First published in the USA in 1953, this story has only previously been published in the UK as part of the Dr. Seuss Storybook.