Annie Ate Apples: A Lift-The-Flap, Pull-The-Tab, Turn-The-Wheel, Pop-Up Alphabet Book!

by Lynette Ruschak

Book Overview

Annie ate apples -- while Dawn dined with dogs...Henry hugged hippos...Peter paraded as a parsnip...Every youngster will love lifting the flaps, pulling the tabs, and reading along. with Annie's... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0789424789
• ISBN13: 9780789424785
• Release Date: January 1998
• Publisher: DK Publishing (Dorling Kindersley)
• Length: 12 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 7.8" x 10.3"
• Age Range: 4 to 8 years
• Grade Range: Preschool to Grade 3

Customer Reviews

My Son loves this Book!

My son loves this book. Our copy is old and torn because he has used it so much. He is 4 years old, but has been playing with it for over a year now. He loves the pulls and twists on each page and has a great time pointing to whatever child I am reading about. It is a fairly delicate book (rips easily in 3 year old hands) but he doesn't care that half the pages don't work. He still wants to read it at night. I will probably get him a new one this year since he is better able to care for it as he gets older. Definitely would recommend to others.

Alphabet Lane

Learning the alphabet can be fun and this book could be used to encourage children to want to learn the alphabet, if read by the parents. The house on the cover is situated on "Alphabet Lane." Fifty-two kids live in one house! On the first page we find Annie sitting under an "A" eating an apple. Children can lift the flaps, pull the tabs or be amused with all the action packed into this story. Even I laughed at the funny faces on the zebras and thought the "ken was kind to kittens" was sweet. By pulling on the tabs, kids can vaporize vegetables, turn zebra stripes yellow, open a cage and let tigers out to play, juggle jelly beans and lots of fun things. Next to each picture, you will find words describing the action. Rita read to rabbits Jane jumped over jack-o-lanterns. This book will amuse for quite some time! Colorful, durable, educational, cute and interactive. Your kids will love it! ~The Rebecca Review

Annie ate apples

My daughter received this book for her first birthday and although she was too young then, now at 18 months old, she loves it! In fact she threatens a tantrum if any other book is suggested. She loves trying all the moving parts and opening the flaps, although care has to be taken that she does not rip it. This book is fantastic...original, funny, and can be taken at many levels so will suit children of many ages. It really does make a lovely present for a child.

I went back a bought more for gifts!

I loved this book. My 7 yr old couldn't put it down. Everytime he looked at it he saw something else. The colors were so beautilful. I know she had fun creating this book.

A is for Awsome! B is for Brilliant! C is for Creative!

Annie Ate Apples is both educational and fun! The illustrations are delightful and the MANY moveable parts and pop-ups make learning fun for children of all ages. This is THE BEST pop-up book I have seen. You (and your child) will not be disappointed).