Colors Are Nice (Little Golden Books)

by Adelaide Holl (Author) Leonard Shortall (Illustrator)

Colors Are Nice (Little Golden Books)
Reading Level: K − 1st Grade

A beloved 1962 Little Golden Book about colors (and not just primary ones) is back in print!

"I like the way the sky is blue,

And I like orange oranges, too.

But I LOVE mixed-up colors best--

A baby robin's speckled breast,

Blackish dots on greenish frogs,

Rainbow beetles under logs."

This poetic look at colors, told in simple rhyme, celebrates not only primary colors, but "colors all mixed up!" Cheerful, elegant rhyme teaches about stripes, sparkles, and spots on adorable animals and in beautiful landscapes. Noted illustrator Leonard Shortall's lush illustrations of adorable animals and children will once again captivate little ones.

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Adelaide Holl
ADELAIDE HOLL (1910-2002) spent much of her career working with children--as a teacher, an educational consultant, and an editor, as well as a writer of magazine, newpaper, and educational journal articles, plus poetry and children's books. She also wrote Sylvester, the Mouse with the Musical Ear for Golden Books.

LEONARD SHORTALL is best known for illustrating many of the classic Encyclopedia Brown books.
Classification
Non-fiction
ISBN-13
9781524771614
Lexile Measure
-
Guided Reading Level
-
Publisher
Golden Books
Publication date
May 20, 2018
Series
Little Golden Books
BISAC categories
JNF042000 - Juvenile Nonfiction | Poetry | General
JNF051000 - Juvenile Nonfiction | Science & Nature | General
JNF013020 - Juvenile Nonfiction | Concepts | Colors
Library of Congress categories
Fiction
Picture books
Stories in rhyme
Color
Juvenile works

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