I don't usually go in for wordless picture books, but a coworker handed me this and I knew my son would love the pictures. A sweet little bear named Hank finds an egg, and then has to use ingenuity to get the egg back to the mama hummingbird's nest. I can't even believe how much I love the artist's work, it's just amazing. Even at age 2, my son can help create the narrative. He comes up with some great ideas, like how Hank should get his 'dada to help him.' Love. ( )

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Hank is strolling along the forest floor when he comes upon a little white egg. He’s very curious and begins searching for where the egg came from. After finding that the egg’s home is high in a tree, he must get creative to return the egg to it’s nest. Will Hank succeed?

I was thoroughly impressed with the illustrations. Each page is a diorama of handmade creations. Rebecca Dudley creates every single item with precise detail. This is one of my favorite wordless picture books this year.

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Ms. Dudley is extremely talented. What a beautiful story, told with photographs of her adorable and perfectly detailed little creations. There is so much here to talk about! What an amazing launching point to discuss everything from nature, to emotions, to conservation and responsibility. Very impressive and so darn cute! Oh - and we want a Hank doll...if anyone has decided to make them! ( )

This is just visually stunning. If this doesn't end up on shortlists for the Caldecott this year I will be surprised! ( )

in Elko, but they aren't filling the request - try in 2015?