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Only three more days until What am I? Fruits is released! Many fun fruit riddles await, including cherries, blueberries, oranges, pineapples, and much more. Order your hardcover or paperback copy today or share this post with a friend who might be interested.
Join me in celebrating the release of my new children’s book, What am I? Fruits on Monday April 29th, 2019 at Monkey See, Monkey Do Bookstore in Clarence, NY. The event will begin at 12pm as I do a reading of my new book, followed by book signings. I will also provide a craft for kids to enjoy. If you have a chance, stop by!
Here’s a sneak peak of a page spread of my upcoming book, What am I? Fruits, which will be released in a few weeks. Can you guess the fruit?
What am I? Fruits book release is one month away. Check out this neat book trailer promoting the book. Pre-order your copy today.
Is What am I? Vegetables at your local library, waiting to be checked-out and read? The handy website Worldcat.org lists all the libraries in the world that have the book. About 20 US libraries have the book, plus a library system in New Zealand! Here’s the full list:
I am happy to announce the official release date of my second picture book, What am I? Fruits, to be on April 2nd, 2019.
You can now pre-order the book online at IndieBound, Amazon, or Barnes and Noble.
Here is a summary of the book:
Can you guess what fruit I am? A pear? An orange? A strawberry?
In this guess-the-fruit book, fifteen riddles about common fruits ask the question, “what am I?” Each rhythmic riddle first gives a detailed description of a fruit. On the following page, a colorful illustration provides the answer. Kids will have fun trying to solve these riddles about fruits that they may encounter on their plate, in the grocery store, or in an orchard. A perfect companion to What am I? Vegetables.
More information about the book can be found here: https://johnbenzee.com/books/what-am-i-fruits/
Stay tuned for more information on book release events, sneak previews of some of the riddles and pages, and more.
John Benzee