Dr. Seuss links colors to moods in this short picture book. A girl describes her days in terms of colors, such as yellow days when she is happy and jumpy, black days when she is angry and red days when she is full of energy. The pictures, painted in bright, flowing watercolors, show how emotions can shift from day to day. The text is in rhyme and uses simple words. The book was published after Seuss's death, with art by Steve Johnson and Lou Fancher.
Parents, teachers and children who want to talk about feelings will find an easy way to start. It is especially useful for young readers who are learning to name their emotions.
Practical, inward-looking and contemplative; an easy read.
Best for readers like The Escapist Adventurer. Which reader are you?
- Published
- 1996
- Language
- EN
