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Rune Myth's Book of Colors is an interactive children's book by Shannon Langel. At first, Rune Myth creates the story in black and white. But what if Rune Myth paints the sun yellow and the sky blue? Some clouds can be white, and if you mix yellow and blue, you will end up with green. In the flowerbeds, we can make flowers of many colors, but maybe some of these can be red. Yellow, red, and blue make brown. And some butterflies are pink, which is red and white combined. Perhaps we can add some purple polka dots by mixing red and blue? And if we mix red and yellow, we can create an orange tabby cat. If you use your imagination, you can make any color of the rainbow and create beautiful colors in your world.
Shannon Langel pushes every child's imagination in such a way that they can imagine both a world without color, as well as a world filled with the most beautiful colors. No matter how artistic your child is, they can let their imagination work as they close their eyes and not only think of what something's color could be but also how to make that color by blending other colors into it to make a new one. Rune Myth's Book of Colors is the ideal first book for children who are learning about the colors of the rainbow. No matter how creative your child wishes to be, they can learn how fun and magical colors can make their world come alive. I recommend Rune Myth's Book of Colors to any home library owned by children who wish to artistically thrive.
