Books with title Colors in Nature

Learning the names of colors is a fundamental part of a child's development. Most of the time, a color is associated with a common object or living thing—a red apple, a green frog, and so on. In this illustrated, conceptual board book, though, colors are emblematic of the seasons of the year. Young readers will make unexpected connections and enjoy pointing out everything in the featured color as they turn from page to page.

Experts in child development agree that simple is better when introducing babies to basic concepts. Colors from Nature embraces a clean design, using bright colors and bold, familiar images from nature to teach colors to the youngest of readers. Each spread introduces babies to a different color, along with objects that are associated with that color. For instance, fuzzy ducklings waddle across the "yellow" spread, while green spring peas dot the "green" spread. Each spread features photography that nearly pops off the page, set against solid-colored backgrounds with minimal art and text to engage babies rather than overwhelm them. The padded covers are squeezable and the board pages are sturdy enough for chubby hands to turn. The book has been carefully vetted by a pediatric psychologist.Colors from Nature will make a welcome addition to baby's first learning library.

Experts in child development agree that simple is better when introducing babies to basic concepts. Colors from Nature embraces a clean design, using bright colors and bold, familiar images from nature to teach colors to the youngest of readers. Each spread introduces babies to a different color, along with objects that are associated with that color. For instance, fuzzy ducklings waddle across the "yellow" spread, while green spring peas dot the "green" spread. Each spread features photography that nearly pops off the page, set against solid-colored backgrounds with minimal art and text to engage babies rather than overwhelm them. The padded covers are squeezable and the board pages are sturdy enough for chubby hands to turn. The book has been carefully vetted by a pediatric psychologist.Colors from Nature will make a welcome addition to baby's first learning library.