Status
Available
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Collection
Publication
Golden Books (2003), Edition: 1st Edition Thus, 24 pages
Description
While the color kittens are trying to make green paint, their mixing leads to pink, orange, and purple.
User reviews
LibraryThing member stharp
This is most certainly a fantasy seeing as kittens to not mix paint and play with colors. But as usual it provides a wonderful parallel to the curiosity of children. This book seems to have extraordinary theme. The way that Margaret manages to incorporate such a tool for learning and incorporate it
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so well in her book is simply remarkable. She sticks to her plan and the theme plays out beautifully and is well kept throughout the story. Show Less
LibraryThing member eggiovanetti
This book shows a fun way for children to learn about the colors and the color wheel. The kittens mix the different colors of paint to make other colors and then dream about a world where everything was different colors. It provokes the imagination while being educational as well.
LibraryThing member aleader
This is one of the earliest books I remember having read to me. It tells the story of two color-loving kittens who mix various colors to make new colors. I don't know why I found it so fascinating. I enjoyed the colorful fantasy worlds the kittens created with their new colors.
LibraryThing member villemezbrown
A strong, fun start with cute kittens mixing secondary colors from their many paint cans of primary colors gives way to a useless dream sequence and a weak conclusion. My daughter wasn't much impressed with it either when she was three. Not a lot of re-reads for this book.
Language
Original language
English
Original publication date
1949
Physical description
8 x 0.25 inches
ISBN
0307021416 / 9780307021410
UPC
033500021411