Red Blue Color Zoo

by Philippe Dupasquier

Discovering the world of colors - and the world of animals - is even more fun when each shaped page is wider than the last.

A trio of yellow butterflies. A group of pink flamingos. A family of orange foxes. A skyful of fluttering black bats. And finally, a multitude of vividly colored fish, swimming across a broad expanse. Philippe Dupasquier fills each graduated page with his buoyant illustrations. What better way for kids to learn their colors - or be inspired to create colorful examples of their own?

20 pages, Board book

First published March 1, 2003

About the author

Philippe Dupasquier is an author and illustrator of children’s books. He attended art school in Lyon, France, after which he became a freelance illustrator in London, England.

For his illustrations in Bill's New Frock, he received the Smarties Prize (1989) and the Carnegie Medal commendation (1989) from the British Library Association, and the Oak Tree Award (1990), from Nottinghamshire Libraries.

Reviews

[Brenna · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is a great book for infants and toddlers. I love that it introduces so many different colors and animals. However, the book itself is poorly made. I've gone through two copies of this book and the one I have now is barely still holding together with ample amounts of tape. I just think the small binding is unable to hold up such long pages.

[Samantha · Rating 2 out of 5]

This book shows animals of the colors and could be used to teach animals as well as colors.