Why Do Rainbows Have So Many Colors?

by Jennifer Shand, Daniele Fabbri

Why do rainbows have so many colors? Come along and explore the world of nature and have fun learning what an amazing world it is!

20 pages, Paperback

First published December 1, 2014

About the author

Jennifer Shand began writing after working with children for many years and after graduating from James Madison University with a degree in Psychology. She is now the author of one middle grade novel, The Last Elf Daughter, and eighteen picture books including the Why Do? series, the How Do? series, the Sounds From the ... series, and fairy tale retellings. The goal of Jennifer's books is to encourage laughter and learning.

Reviews

[Heidi · Rating 4 out of 5]

A cute book that provides silly reasons why certain things in nature are the way they are (rainbows, leaves falling off trees, volcanoes, clouds and rain, etc.) then explains the real reasons. This would make a great introduction to science for younger children.

[Megan Zebell · Rating 4 out of 5]

Fiction
K-3rd Grade Reading Level
Rainbows have always been my favorite thing to see growing up and so I didn't hesitate reading this book. I love that this book is an engaging and educational book that satisfies curious minds with its delightful exploration of light and color. Through vivid illustrations and simple explanations, young readers will embark on a colorful journey to understand the science behind one of nature's most beautiful phenomena, leaving them in awe of the world around them.

[Eileen Carter · Rating 4 out of 5]

This is an outstanding book to use with children, especially when they are at the stage were they keep asking "why? why? why?". This book hits on many why questions, like why do the leaves fall? why do the volcanoes erupt.

Parents and children will love this book. Teachers will enjoy using this book in their classrooms to help teach them all about science.