Wasn't expecting a book about baby chicks to have "sperm" on its very first page, but hey, it kept me reading. ( )

I liked this book because it was kid friendly on how eggs become chicks. The illustration showed different diagrams with labels to inform the reader of what the chick looks like inside the egg at certain days. It points to where the ears, heart, eyes, wings, and legs are. The illustrations definitely capture the readers attention. Along with how it is written because on some pages the illustrations are in between words or sentences. Which draws the reader away for a split second but then re-engages them back into what is written.