Overview
Beautiful babies here to show,all the colors in a rainbow!
In Baby Colors, little ones will love looking at vibrant, bold images of other fellow babies, as they listen along to the sweet rhyming text. With different colors and objects on each spread - including a bright yellow banana, a bouquet of red roses, a fuzzy brown teddy bear, and more - this sturdy board book is a great way for babies to learn their colors.
This heartwarming new board book series by Rachael Hale introduces basic concepts to the very youngest (and cutest!) of readers. Featuring irresistible photographs of babies as they play, sleep, explore, and delight in all the unique wonders of the world around them, these books are the perfect gift for new arrivals, baby showers, birthdays, and more!
Synopsis
Beautiful babies here to show,
all the colors in a rainbow!
In Baby Colors, little ones will love looking at vibrant, bold images of other fellow babies, as they listen along to the sweet rhyming text. With different colors and objects on each spread - including a bright yellow banana, a bouquet of red roses, a fuzzy brown teddy bear, and more - this sturdy board book is a great way for babies to learn their colors.
This heartwarming new board book series by Rachael Hale introduces basic concepts to the very youngest (and cutest!) of readers. Featuring irresistible photographs of babies as they play, sleep, explore, and delight in all the unique wonders of the world around them, these books are the perfect gift for new arrivals, baby showers, birthdays, and more!
Kirkus Reviews
Adorable babies (is there any other kind?), mostly white but some with darker skin, cavort on different-colored backgrounds to a pretty standard doggerel praisesong: "Lovely baby, / wiggly toes, / stops to smell / a sweet RED rose." And so on. Given the appeal of photographs of other babies to the target audience and the penetration of the Rachael Hale brand, this is likely to reach out to a broad readership. The subtlety of some of the color differentiations (orange and yellow are awfully close in hue) and busyness of other compositions demonstrates, however, that the board-book dollar would still be better spent on the fortuitously timed reprint of Margaret Miller's I Love Colors. (6-12 mos.)