Curious Me!(tm) Colors - (Curious Me!(tm) Board Books) by Avery Rabedeaux (Board Book)

About the Book

Curious Me! Colors is a "my first" style board book, introducing babies and toddlers to the colors we see every day. Each of the books in the Curious Me! Board Books series is brightly illustrated by a different artist, making the series uniquely collectible. These books support literacy development by introducing important concepts with rich vocabulary, engaging text, and artistic visuals. Additionally, the series meets Head Start's guidelines for culturally responsive children's books--including diversity in representation of toddlers and their experiences.

Book Synopsis

A bright and engaging introduction to a whole world of colors

Curious Me! Colors is a light and lyrical board book that explores the many colors of autumn, from tall, evergreens to the crunchy brown leaves under our feet. Avery Rabedeaux's simple, relatable text matches perfectly with Jamie Bauza's lively illustrations, a treat for young children and their adults alike. Together, readers will learn to name and appreciate the colors all around them.

Curious Me! Colors supports early learning by introducing important concepts and vocabulary, while helping caregivers:

• Introduce children to the colors of the world around them with rich, artful illustrations
• Encourage awareness and appreciation of nature and everyday objects
• Respond to toddlers' questions and natural curiosity

Collect all of the artfully illustrated Curious Me! Board Books to start children on a lifetime of learning.

About the Author

Avery Rabedeaux is an author in the Curious Me!(TM) board book series and the author of Ezra Watches the Weather. She started writing in second grade, when she authored playful stories of mermaids. Avery fostered her writing throughout her primary education, going on to earn her B.A. in creative writing. Avery's love for writing grows stronger every day, and one of her creative outlets is writing children's books. She's particularly fond of poetic devices and makes a point to include them in her stories, mainly assonance and consonance and a few well-timed onomatopoeias. You can usually find her with a pen and notebook or a laptop with an open project, though she prefers the somewhat old-fashioned pen-and-paper approach. When Avery isn't writing, you can find her exploring with her husband and son: picking produce in the backyard, looking for pretty rocks, observing different bugs and animals, and even hiking in open spaces. She never knows when inspiration will strike, though, so even when exploring, she's always ready for that inspiration to hit.

Jamie Bauza is an illustrator, designer, and crafter based in Manila, Philippines. She has illustrated more than a dozen books, and hopes to make many more. When she's not drawing, she is brainstorming future projects with her cats, Kiki and Popo. You can see more of her work at jamiebauza.com.