Fourchon

The concept is so playful and unique—I'm curious what sparked the author's imagination to personify a spork and explore themes of identity through it.

The story really hit home about feeling different but still finding a way to fit in. I wonder how kids interpret Spork's struggles with acceptance.

The funny moments kept me engaged, but I also felt they made the deeper themes more approachable. Do others see humor as essential in children's books like this?