The second book in a graphic novel series about Steve, a pretty incredible horse (just ask him!). Steve makes an intriguing discovery as he is munching leftover party cake in the picnic area. The thingamabob, as he has named it, is oval shaped and smooth. Hmm. It must be an egg! True, no one has ever seen a red egg before ? but that must be because they've never seen a super rarethingamabob egg before! Now that Steve has identified it, he'd better take care of it until they find its parents. Steve knows a lot about caring for eggs. What could possibly go wrong? Kids love how Steve is always so sure he knows best ? until he doesn't. He's an irresistible, if misguided, hero whose silly antics keep readers laughing out loud! AGES: 6 to 9 AUTHOR: Kelly Collier has been drawing since she was little, and studied illustration in college. She is the author-illustrator of A Horse Named Steve, Team Steve and The Imposter, and the illustrator of Sloth and Squirrel in a Pickle and the Izzy series. She has an identical twin sister and an older brother. The idea for Steve the Horse came from a doodle she did to fill a small empty frame at home. Kelly lives in Toronto, Ontario, with her husband and daughter. SELLING POINTS: . Second book in the Steve the Horse early reader graphic novel series. . Silly antics make for a fun read. . Hilariously illustrates the pitfalls of confirmation bias.
