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	Wow! Said the Owl Tim Hopgood (2009) , 32 pages Audience: Toddlers Preschool Primary (K-3rd grade) Category: Concept - Colors New Books
Request this book from the Library Just about the time you are going to bed, Owls are waking up. Owls stay awake all night in the dark. Their eyes can see in the dark. But one curious little owl decides to stay awake during the day. He discovers a remarkable world of colors. He sees the blue of the sky and the yellow of the sun. He sees flowers and trees. Wow, the colors are amazing. He loves the colors, but the night and the stars are Owl's favorite things. Librarian review written by Lisa Write a review of this book

	Blue Hat, Green Hat Sandra Boynton (1995) , 32 pages Audience: Toddlers Preschool Category: Animals Concept - Colors Humor
Request this book from the Library All of the animals in this book are well dressed, except that crazy turkey! Does he not know that your socks go on your feet? Kid tested and approved, this little board book will make even the most terrible twos giggle every time. Librarian review written by Amanda Write a review of this book

	Ten Little Eggs Jean Marzollo (2004) , 22 pages Audience: Toddlers Preschool Category: Birds Concept - Colors
Request this book from the Library There are 10 eggs, all differently colored with crazy patterns. Guess what happens? They become birds! See if you can match the birds with their eggs. A great book for colors and patterns. The eggs also stand out on the pages. Librarian review written by Emily W Write a review of this book

	Blue Goose Nancy Tafuri (2008) , 32 pages Audience: Toddlers Preschool Category: Concept - Colors Early Literacy: Print Awareness Farms New Books
Request this book from the Library Farmer Gray leaves the colorful animals behind on his black and white farm. While he's away, the animals decide to make the farm a little more colorful. Yellow chick paints the flowers yellow. Red Hen paints the barn red. Soon the different animals are mixing their colors to make beautiful orange and purple. Farmer Gray returns home to his bright and colorful farm. When it is bedtime, Goose paints the sky blue for evening and they all go to bed. This is a perfect book for introducing young children to colors. Librarian review written by Gwen Write a review of this book

	I Went Walking Sue Williams (1989) , 32 pages Audience: Toddlers Preschool Category: Animals Concept - Colors Rhyming Books
Request this book from the Library A little boy goes for a walk and sees animals that are all different colors. The text becomes predictable due to the repetition of "I went walking. What did you see? I saw a _______ looking at me." This kind of text makes it possible for youngsters to memorize and "read" the book on their own using picture cues to fill in the blanks. The illustrator gives picture clues of the upcoming animal so children can guess. Librarian review written by Mollie Write a review of this book

	Get to Work, Trucks! Don Carter (2002) , 32 pages Audience: Toddlers Preschool Category: Concept - Colors Concept - Numbers Things That Go (Cars, Trucks, Planes)
Request this book from the Library From the beginning of the day to the end of the day, a crew is working with heavy machinery to build a bridge. A turtle stops the production until it gets moved aside. Can you name the different trucks? This book offers many ways to share it with children. The colorful trucks can be used for reviewing colors or counting. One could focus on the beginning, middle and end of the story. What happens at the beginning? Middle? And end? The illustrations are photos of three-dimensional scenes made from foam board, plaster and acrylic paint and look like frosting on a birthday cake! Librarian review written by Emilia Write a review of this book

	Black Meets White Justine Fontes (2005) , 20 pages Audience: Babies Toddlers Preschool Category: Concept - Colors Concept - Shapes New Books
Request this book from the Library Black and white apart make night and day. Together, they can make polka dots. Or a checkerboard! Blended together, they make gray. Simple, high contrast illustrations will be sure to grab even a baby's attention. A surprise moveable element on the last page will be sure to delight young children. Librarian review written by Emily Write a review of this book Are black and white colors? You be the judge and find out what happens when they are mixed together. This book is as fun to read as it is to look at, and it has a sweet ending! Librarian review written by Kristin Read more Kids' Reviews of this book

	Food for Thought: The Complete Book of Concepts For Growing Minds Saxton Freymann (2005) , 61 pages Audience: Babies Toddlers Preschool Category: Animals Concept - Alphabet Concept - Colors Concept - Numbers Concept - Shapes
Request this book from the Library Basic concepts like color, number, and opposites have never been as adorable... or as edible! Saxton Freymann creates tiny animals to demonstrate letters and shapes, all made of common household vegetables and fruits. The strawberry dog who gives a tiny hot-pepper flower to the potato dog may be the most endearing character in a book that is full of them. Librarian review written by Heath Rezabek Write a review of this book

	Lemons are Not Red Laura Vaccaro Seeger (2004) , 32 pages Audience: Babies Toddlers Preschool Category: Concept - Colors New Books
Request this book from the Library If lemons are not red, what color are they? This cut out book is a fun way to find out. Librarian review written by Lisa Write a review of this book

	Little Blue and Little Yellow Leo Lionni (2000) , 48 pages Audience: Toddlers Preschool Primary (K-3rd grade) Category: Concept - Colors Friendship
Request this book from the Library Little Blue and Little Yellow are friends. They play with each other every day. One day they can?t find each other. When they finally do, they hug each other, and turn green! What happened to Little Blue and Little Yellow? Write a review of this book

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