I Wrote You a Note by Lizi Boyd

Boyd begins I Wrote You a Note, "I wrote you a note. Did you find it?" This question will be repeated throughout the book as the note is discovered by an array of animals. A mother duck uses the note as a raft for her ducklings to rest on. A spider uses it as a bridge. A squirrel folds the note and makes a book but, "squirrels don't sit still for very long," and soon enough the note is tossed aside and the squirrel is up a tree.
A snail, a mouse, a dragonfly, a rabbit and a goat all find the note as well until we see the real recipient of the note and, finally, the contents of the note. A beautifully simple, repetitive book, I Wrote You a Note, is gently suspenseful and a joy to look at. The idea of a note is immediately exciting, especially when it goes astray. Boyd's pattern-filled illustrations in cool earth tones keep readers entranced as the story unfolds.
Source: Review Copy