Friday, August 2, 2019

"All Colours" - a bookwrap












Unwrapping







"All Colours"
Authored and Illustrated by Amalia Hoffman

* Ages:  5-6
* Grade Level:  PS +
* Board Book:  24 pages
* Publisher:  Schiffer; 1 edition
* Pub. Date:  September 28, 2019
* Language:  English



Unwrapping some fun illustrations for you





































Unveiling the Story




This board book is very artsy.  It's simple, colourful, whimsical and a wonderful way to introduce kids to the colour spectrum.  As each splash of colour is featured it is discovered that it is really a body part of a little person.  Each colour add-on morphs into a beautiful little boy and once he's complete the author doesn't stop there.  Not wishing for the little guy to be in the universe all alone she continues making friends for him to play with and enjoy.  

This delightful book not only teaches the names and beauty of different colours it highlights the uniqueness and diversity of others.  It's a celebration of acceptance and friendship. The illustrations are vibrant, funky and fun.  I highly recommend this book. 



Storywraps Rating - 5 HUGS!!!!!







Meet the Creator of the Book









Amalia holds a master’s in fine art and education from New York University and a bachelor of fine arts degree with honors from Pratt Institute. She is the author/illustrator of Purim Goodies and The Klezmer Bunch (Gefen Publishing House). Her article “Queen Esther and Me” was published in Highlights Magazine for Children. She designed and illustrated Rose Bud, a pop-up book, created as a prop for Israel’s children’s theater, The Train. Amalia received the PJ Library Author Incentive Award in 2017. Her art was voted best at the illustration display in the 21st Century Children’s Nonfiction Conference in 2014. Amalia received the SCBWI portfolio award in the category of Fantasy in 2005. She is a member of the Society of Children’s Books Writer and Illustrators and the Children’s Books Illustrator Guild. She is a teaching artist affiliated with ArtsWestchester, where she conducts innovative workshops in public schools and community centers.






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