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Picture This: Colors

Marie Vendittelli

Full-color, close-up photographs use animals and the natural world to show colors. A written color name accompanies an image, drawing attention to a visible feature. The book introduces colors, numbers, and several animal names. Its photographic images offer details for children to notice, compare, and revisit. The images are described as brilliant, with close views that make color details easier to observe in photographs.

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Book details

Themes
Animals · Nature
Format
Board Book
Publisher
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt
Published
March 1, 2016
Pages
32
ISBN-13
9780544512641
Language
English
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