Who Ate My Fruit? - by Canizales (Hardcover)

About the Book

"Cat has four pieces of fruit and is very hungry! When he goes to eat the first one, he discovers one of his friends already ate it! He soon realizes all his fruit is gone. Lift the flaps to find out who ate all of Cat's fruit. A creative board book to learn numbers and animals"--

Book Synopsis

Cat has four pieces of fruit and is very hungry! When he goes to eat the first one, he discovers one of his friends already ate it! He soon realizes all his fruit is gone. Lift the flaps to find out who ate all of Cat´s fruit. A creative board book to learn numbers and animals. También disponible en español. (Also available in Spanish.)

Review Quotes

I really love the inclusion of fruits in this, as healthy foods are always great examples to set for young readers. The flaps are nice and simple, with each being about half a page. It's also an interesting mechanism here - with the flap down, you can see the piece of fruit, and when it lifts, the half of the fruit on one page transforms into the whole animal friend with the view underneath.--YA Books Central

Animals, fruit, and friendship come together in this lift-the-flap board book. (...)The Spanish version, publishing simultaneously, ¿Quién se comió mi fruta? has a bonus; little ones can count back from four as the fruit is consumed. Also publishing simultaneously are Who Ate My Cakes? and ¿Quién se comió mi pastel? which follow the same format. This time, the cat's cakes are being consumed by a different set of animal friends, and the surprise is a birthday cake. Colorful, simple and stylized graphics against plain backgrounds depict the edibles and animals in question. Sweet, attractive, and engaging. ---Kirkus

Lovely mellow colors and fun flaps to turn distinguish these cute board books. Someone is eating Cat's fruit. By turning the flap, the fruit itself cleverly becomes the animal - seal, rabbit, fox, or duck - who is eating the fruit. At the end there is a surprise: a fruit salad for Cat. The fun of guessing what animal the fruit will become will delight kids. Simple and adorable.---Youth Services Book Review