Book Series · 2 Books

Anatole Books

In order from Anatole to Anatole and the Cat.

The Anatole series is a set of 2 picture books by Eve Titus, published between 1956 and 1957. Written for ages 4–7, most books run about 40 pages. Subjects across the series include mice, cheese, and being a contributor.

Anatole
Anatole and the Cat
Anatole
Anatole
Anatole and the Cat
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First Book in the Series

Anatole
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Book #1 · Picture Book · Ages 4–7 · 1956

Anatole

A mouse secretly transforms a cheese factory's fortunes with his tasting notes. Can they find their mysterious benefactor?

32 pages· 1,196 words· Est. 10 min read-aloud
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Summary: Anatole, a mouse with a keen sense of taste, discovers humans' disdain for mice nibbling their food. Determined to support his family honorably, he leaves insightful notes at the Duvall Cheese Factory, revolutionizing their products. As the factory's cheese becomes the best in Paris, the workers are eager to reward their anonymous critic. But can they uncover the identity of their elusive helper?
In reading order

Anatole Series

2 books · Published 1956–1957

#1
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Anatole

Picture Book · Ages 4–7 · 1956

A mouse secretly transforms a cheese factory's fortunes with his tasting notes. Can they find their mysterious benefactor?

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Common Questions

How many books are in the Anatole series?

There are 2 books in the Anatole series. It began with Anatole in 1956, and the newest book, Anatole and the Cat, was published in 1957.

What order should you read the Anatole books in?

Start with Anatole and follow the series order — the books above are numbered #1 through #2.

What ages are the Anatole books best for?

The series is best for ages 4–7, based on the age ranges of the individual books.

Which Anatole book is the longest?

Anatole and the Cat (Book #2) is the longest book in the series at 1,940 words (40 pages).

Which Anatole book is the shortest?

Anatole (Book #1) is the shortest at 1,196 words (32 pages).

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