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Cantaloupe and HoneyDo Bake a Cake

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The second book in a picture book series about two hilarious melons trying new things, from the bestselling illustrator of I Don't Want to be a Frog. Pull on your apron as they learn how to bake a cake!
Cantaloupe wants some cake. HoneyDo does too—they just need to bake it! But they can’t bake a cake, Cantaloupe says,because they have never baked one before. Never fear—HoneyDo has the recipe, and all the ingredients. They’ll just follow the steps, right? Piece of cake!
Meet Cantaloupe and HoneyDo. Cantaloupe brings the caution and HoneyDo the confidence. Together, they’re learning what they can’t do, at least not at first, and what they totally can—with a little practice, a little care, and two smart melons. With friends like these, new things are can-do.
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    • Kirkus

      November 1, 2024
      Globular buddies roll into a tricky new project that promises a yummy reward. Their general approaches spelled out in the first and last letters of their respective names, hesitantCantaloupe and impetuous HoneyDo start with a bagful of groceries. Through a gloriously messy process of trial and error, and with guidance from Cantaloupe, HoneyDo learns all about measuring ingredients rather than simply dumping them into a bowl. The friends mix various items together in the proper order, wait for what seems like an eternity in front of the oven ("Is it done yet?" "Now?" "No." "Now?" "No." "Now?" "No." "Now?" "No." "Now?" "No"), slather on the frosting, and eventually enjoy the woefully misshapen but richly chocolatey results. "Delicious!We CAN make a cake!" The two photographed, increasingly spattered melons have cartoon stick limbs and comically exaggerated expressions. Rapid repartee in dialogue balloons drives the cheery shtick of their interactions. The tale ends with the two lying on the floor after HoneyDo slams down a big, red cherry on top; the pair chow down delightedly amid the crumbled remains of their labors. Budding bakers may be bummed that the book lacks specific instructions or measurements--but it's really more about the fun of working together than making anything specific. A lip-smacking recipe for productive collaboration.(Picture book. 5-7)

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