Anson Berberich

The Author of "Eggshells In My Omelette" brings you his second picture book. "Bill was a ball, who was no fun at all, in fact he didn't even roll. He used his feet to walk down the street, and one day he went for a stroll." ...and that he did. A stubborn funny little red ball who strolls through the scenery of beautiful historic downtown Waukesha Wisconsin. You will do your best to enjoy this nice little tour, but, Bill ruins it by complaining about everything..... Just like in real life The story is fun for all ages. Just remember to speak in your deepest voice when quoting Bill.

The Author of "Eggshells In My Omelette" brings you his second picture book. "Bill was a ball, who was no fun at all, in fact he didn't even roll. He used his feet to walk down the street, and one day he went for a stroll." ...and that he did. A stubborn funny little red ball who strolls through the scenery of beautiful historic downtown Waukesha Wisconsin. You will do your best to enjoy this nice little tour, but, Bill ruins it by complaining about everything..... Just like in real life The story is fun for all ages. Just remember to speak in your deepest voice when quoting Bill.

In the rhyming comical influence of authors like Shel Silverstein, Mo Willems and Dr. Seuss, Anson Berberich brings you his first children's picture book. Eggshells In My Omelette is written and illustrated by Anson Berberich. It's a catchy comedy story that rhymes about a boy whose name is never mentioned. He is not very picky about his food unless his dish comes with one minor/major flaw, the chef lost an eggshell in his cooked eggs. The boys goes on to make publicly known all the disgusting things he will eat before he eats that.