A Mini Magic Color Book: Farm Animals

by Louisa Sladen, Luana Rinaldo

The book is mini—but the magic is still BIG. Just like their larger counterpart, the Mini Magic Color board books feature tabs that turn the world on the page bright and beautiful. And on this pleasant trip down to the farm, young children can become familiar with both colors and animal names, all while enjoying every delightful moment. They’ll see Pig, first in black and white, and then in her real pretty pink shade. Rooster changes into beautiful brown, red, and green, and Horse transforms into soft gray. Every pull of the tab will delight toddlers.

10 pages, Hardcover

First published April 1, 2004

Reviews

[Lindsey Wingfield · Rating 5 out of 5]

Review: I gave it 5 stars because of how magical the book is, even as a young adult I think the book is so intriguing. The artistic value is out of the world by giving an illusion that they animals are not colored until you pull them out. With this being said it lets the students interact and get hands on time with the book. I would definitely recommend this book in a preschool classroom.

Summary: Starts off with the cow and what color they think he will be, then a pig and what color it will be, then a horse and what color students will think it will be, then a roster and what color students think it will be and lastly the farmer brings in food and the students guess what color they think the carrots and corn will be.

This small book has such an educational value to it with bringing in the different colors, and different animals.