Showing posts with label colors. Show all posts
Showing posts with label colors. Show all posts

Tuesday, November 10, 2015

Patrick Paints a Picture

children's books, kids' literature, paintings, butterflies, birds, frogs, creative, imagination, colours, colors, educational, learning, teach, fun reading, sky, Text: Saviour Pirotta, Wikipedia

Illustrations: Linzi West

Year: 2007

Age: 3 – 6 years

No. of Pages: 32

Book Type: Educational, Picture Book

ISBN:  978 1 84507 719 8

Little Patrick and his aunt are painting a golden yellow cornfield when a red squirrel brightens the landscape. The squirrel is soon accompanied by a bluebird, a butterfly, a green frog, a lamb and more.

This exciting book on colors engages the imagination of little children to make for a wholesome reading and learning experience.

A big thumbs up! :-)

Excerpt

Patrick and Aunt Emily were sitting in the shade of a tree.

“Let’s paint a picture of that cornfield,” said Aunt Emily.

Sunday, May 24, 2015

The Shape of my Heart


Illustrations: Alys Paterson

Year: 2013

Publisher: Bloomsbury Publishing, London

Age: 2 - 6 years

No. of Pages: 32

Book Type: Picture Book, Educational

ISBN:  978 1 40882 705 5

This brightly colored creative book introduces little ones to all the shapes, sounds and flavors a child comes across during the day.

The book is adorable for its warm and caring approach to turn the ordinary into a colorful learning experience – the hands we hold one another with. :-)

Excerpt

This is the shape of my shoes.

Aren't they nice?

And this is the shape of your feet. 



Wednesday, April 2, 2014

Cat Show (Puffin Young Readers – Level 2)

children's books, kids'literature, cat, colors, numbers, fur, eyes, stripes, friends, petsText: Jayne Harvey

Illustrations: Tamara Petrosino

Year: 2003

Publisher: Puffin Books, New York

Age: 4 and above

No. of Pages: 32

Book Type: Picture book, educational

ISBN:  978 0 44846 295 0

Here’s another “cat” book for young ones with plenty of familiar “first words” like number names and colors, to encourage them to read.

The story features the attempts of a bunch of kids’ to host a ‘cat show.’ They try to group the cats in various ways – size, stripes, color of eyes and finally, fur color but nothing works. When a mouse joins the show, pandemonium breaks out!

Excerpt

There are five cats with green eyes.

There are five cats with blue eyes.

Oh no! Some of the cats with green eyes want to run around. 



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