Too Many Eggs by Kris Neville (1959)

The novel explores the theme of a world where humans are no longer the dominant species due to their own destructive tendencies. A group of scientists and engineers attempt to create a new breed of intelligent beings that can coexist with nature, but their efforts lead to unforeseen consequences. The story follows a young boy who possesses exceptional abilities and is part of this new breed. He navigates a world where humans are struggling to survive and the natural environment has reclaimed much of what was lost. Throughout the novel, the author examines the relationship between humanity and technology, highlighting the dangers of unchecked scientific progress and the importance of living in harmony with nature.

By Kris Neville · First published 1959 · Genre: Science Fiction, Satire, Fantasy

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