Status
Available
Call number
Series
Genres
Publication
Scholastic (1991), Edition: Spi
Description
Explores the magic of colors on spiral-bound transparent pages.
User reviews
LibraryThing member YasminAlder
This book goes through different colors and lists different thing that are each color. The items in the book are items that would appeal to very young children, which is the age group the book is geared towards.
This book upset me because it had an apple listed under yellow. I know that some apples
The children could tell each other about their favorite colors and try mixing paint together to make different colors or their very own color that they could make up a name for.
This book upset me because it had an apple listed under yellow. I know that some apples
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are indeed yellow, but as a child I always associated apples with the color red.The children could tell each other about their favorite colors and try mixing paint together to make different colors or their very own color that they could make up a name for.
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LibraryThing member raizel
Shiny pages with interspersed transparent pages that have drawings on them that change the pages they cover. I'm not sure that was as clear of the pages; anyway, it's nifty. The book teachers a lot about colors.
Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
1989 by Editions Gallimard; 1991 by Scholastic
Physical description
7.5 inches
ISBN
0590452363 / 9780590452366