Colors - A book review
Posted by: cheap children books in Children Books Articles, tags: Colors, ReviewColors is the first book of the hearing, as the hardcover children's series, including numbers, shapes and letters in the near future. Colors consist of 64-page full color photography and some illustrations.
This book is a special way to the attention of children to explore the details and textures and sparking a fascination with the similarities between the types of plants, animals, insects and other creatures. Using large images of natureEducation for children 3 years or more on the many shades of colors, this book is undoubtedly a success. Details of the shells of fruits, leaves, animal hair, vegetable skins, including the tiny pores and seeds - are of interest to children in this age group and can be discussed with children in an interactive estate. Stunning photos of butterflies and fish are full of intense color.
Most of the colors contained in the book are useful accompanying color bar to show the manyShades of each color, which can sometimes be confusing for children. The colors yellow, green and purple are 4 pages, while the color cover most of 2 full pages. It would, therefore, the colors certainly applies to group situations. I am pleased that the authors of this book includes 2-tone, striped, multicolored, iridescent and transparent in its list of colors.
Book information page shows a long list of credits - too many to enumerate here, but readers ofbe interested to know that the publisher recognizes that a number of teachers, parents and children to help develop eye, as the series. The color is 10×8 inches tall and has an MSRP of just $ 9.95 (U.S.) - which is a bargain for a book of this size and quality.
The director, editor Play Bac, was the creation of concepts of education for over 20 years and is best known for publishing Brain Quest, and the only child in the newspaper dailyWorld. Originally, the editor in France, but expanded into the U.S. market and are in New York. Play Bac Publishing has worked hard to ensure that the series would be a success and the eye of the State, as the field of the series has been tested by professionals and educators. The color is indeed a visually stimulating book and will likely help lead children to make a series of questions and stimulate debate about what they saw.
So in this book I 4.55 stars.
ISBN # 9781602140196
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