Enzo retreats to his egg when things get too much for him - it's a place where he can cry, shout, think, or simply have some time to be alone. But while he's in the egg, his friends and family worry about him. It takes a good friend like Tess to understand what it is that Enzo needs, and how to help him. 

This storybook uses the metaphor of Enzo's egg to explore difficult emotions. It shows children both how we can deal with them ourselves and how we can help others who are experiencing them. This would be a fantastic book to use in a PSHE lesson about mental health and wellbeing.

As this story contains sensitive themes, you might want to read through the adult guidance before reading it with your class or your child. This gives you a story overview, explains the themes, and goes over the sensitive issues included within the book.