Showing posts with label Colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Colors. Show all posts

Wednesday

Follow the Line Around the World by Laura Ljungkvist



I love this book. It is very visually stimulating and factually interesting and every page has so much to look at. This author is fantastic.


Penguin Group, 2008

A Line Can Be by Laura Ljungkvist

This is a great board book and very visually appealing and it hits all the right notes!

Pow!, 2015

Friday

Peck Peck Peck by Lucy Cousins

This book was a fantastic find! -- is is surely on our wishlist now!

Each page is bold and bright and the story told is of a young woodpecker who is eager to peck simply EVERYTHING he finds!

Absolutely wonderful!


Candlewick Press, 2013

Look by Edouard Manceau

This book is a wonderful board book - the pages and script are simple but large and easy for little hands to manipulate. The pages have high contrast and bright bold colors and each page is stimulating and interesting to look at. The favorited page was that with the shiny glossy texture that reflected back.

Editions Milan -2014

Wednesday

Shoe Bop! by Mairlyn Singer Illustrated by Hiroe Nakata



When a little girl needs a new pair of shoes she takes a poetic trip to the shoe store and explores every type of shoe available in adorable rhyming format. The poems were short and humorous and interesting to read.

Dutton Children's Books, 2008.

Monday

Animals Black and White by Phyllis Limbacher Tildes


This book is a fun guessing game that introduces children to different kinds of animals which are all black and white. Various clues are given about the animal along with a semi close-up of the animals body and on the next page the animal is named and a illustration of the animal in it's home environment is shown.

This is a fun book for guessing games but also to learn about animals. Young children can even appreciate the stark contrast in the colors.

Charlesbridge, 1996.

Sunday

Meeow and the pots and pans by Sebasien Braun


In this book readers are introduced to a cute little black cat named Meeow and his/her friends (also appropriately named) Woof, Moo, Baa, and Quack. The characters explore the kitchen and the various utensils, pots and pans found within. The colors are bright and bold and jump right off of the page and each type of pot or pan's color is named. In the end, the characters have a marching parade.

Boxer Books, 2010.