Show Your Colours
Age 1+
Early Learning: Colours Pop-Up & Lift-The-Flap Books
Enjoy all the animals' colours - but watch out for spider Jack leaping out with his black legs!
Show us your tail, Foxy Fred!
Here it is, look it's RED!
From duck's brown feathers to donkey's white teeth, from macaw's purple feathers to fish's yellow fins, each animal has a special colour to show off. But what happens when spider Jack waggles his legs? They're very long and very black... will you run away and not come back?
Featuring a surprise pop-out at the end, with rounded corners and sturdy pages perfect for tiny hands, this rhythmic, rhyming text combined with gorgeous simple artwork will have little ones laughing with joy.
Creators
Smriti Halls is an award-winning, internationally bestselling children’s author whose books include Number 1 bestseller I Love You Night and Day, T-Veg and Don't Call Me Sweet. She is published in more than 30 languages and counting. Her stories, sometimes fast-paced and funny, sometimes lyrical and tender, are always full of heart and speak to the child in all of us. Previously, Smriti worked at the BBC, and across children’s publishing and television as a writer and commissioning editor for twelve years.
Edward Underwood is one half of the Lisa Jones Studio design team. He and his wife, Lisa, began designing and hand-printing their own range of cards in their London studio way back in 2000. Drawing on their backgrounds in art and fashion, they've since stocked the world's finest galleries, museums, boutiques and department stores with design-led goodies. These days they illustrate and adorn greetings and homewares from an old post mill on the edge of the South Downs. Edward also illustrates picture books, including 100 First Words, Big Box Little Box and One Shoe Two Shoes by Caryl Hart, and the Tiny Little Story series.
Reviews
I like all the bright colours in this book and enjoy touching the pages with the animals on, especially the sea horse. But my favourite bit is the big pop out spider at the end! I like their big eyes and the way their legs move up and down.
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