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First colours

Summary

Look and Say
First colours

Delightful board book to help children learn and talk about colours.
Each double page has a scene illustrating a different colour, plus everyday objects associated with that colour.
Robust tabs on the pages help children find their favourite scenes and colours.
Illustrated with Jo Litchfield’s charming handmade models.
Series winner of the Practical Pre-School Gold Award

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Information

Age: 18 months+

Board book:
ISBN: 9780746073339
18 pages
225 x 225mm

Author/Editor: Felicity Brooks

Illustrator: Jo Litchfield

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Reader Reviews

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First colours
My son aged one thinks this book is fabulous! Always the first thing he picks up when he wakes in the morning! Loves the colour green - especially the motorbike!!!
Marnie, 4th May 2009

First Colours
Our daughter (10 months) loves this book. She turns the pages to go straight to her favourite page (brown) and gets very excited when she sees the dog and the bear. The images are very clear and the chunky pages are great for little hands. I would highly recommend it (so much so that I'm about to order a couple more from the series).
J Williams, 13th January 2009

first colours
This book has proved a favourite with my daughter, she finds the page tags make easy flipping between pages, and she has found some of her favourite pictures which she can relate to.
faye, 8th November 2007

First colours
Fantastic book easy for little fingers, clear pictures and words. Great colours & wipe clean. i have just bought the rest of the first set (words, abc, 123, beach, jobs, home etc) they are a brilliant series and my son loves them.
kate hicks, 23rd February 2007

Extras

Interview with model-maker Jo Litchfield
Read an interview with Jo Litchfield, who made the models for the illustrations in this book.

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