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Rainbow Chameleon

Yusuke Yonezu Yusuke Yonezu

$24.99

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English
mineditionUS
01 April 2014
An interactive spin-the-wheel and pull-the-tab book all about color.

This adorable board book is filled with bright colors and interactive surprises for little hands. Will the rainbow chameleon blend in, or stand out? Spin the wheel and pull the tabs of this sturdy book to change the chameleon's colors.

Rainbow Chameleon changes colors in order to hide from a snake, a wolf, and a crocodile. But sometimes he also has to change color in order to be noticed-especially when a new friend who he wants to impress enters the picture.

This playful, hands-on journey features color dials and pull-tabs perfect for toddlers. The beautiful, lively illustrations and engaging story make for a book that kids will want to read again and again.
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Illustrated by:   Yusuke Yonezu
Imprint:   mineditionUS
Country of Publication:   Hong Kong
Dimensions:   Height: 165mm,  Width: 165mm,  Spine: 12mm
Weight:   159g
ISBN:   9789888240593
ISBN 10:   9888240595
Pages:   24
Publication Date:  
Recommended Age:   From 0 to 3 years
Audience:   Children/juvenile ,  English as a second language
Format:   Board book
Publisher's Status:   Active

Yusuke Yonezu was born in Tokyo, Japan, where he still lives with his wife and children. As a child he loved to draw and make toys out of paper and boxes. He went on to study design and became the creator of many board books, puzzles, and toys beloved by children and their caregivers around the world. Yonezu's board books are full of bold colors and help young readers master basic concepts, including counting skills, animals, foods, shapes, and more. The designs help readers of all ages see the world in a new way and discover new surprises with each turn of the page.

Reviews for Rainbow Chameleon

Two cardboard wheels are incorporated into the book, letting Leon fully demonstrate why he's called the rainbow chameleon - he's so good he can even mimic the barcode on the back cover. A rainbow with labeled colors adds an educational element to this entertaining story. -- Publishers Weekly Leon the chameleon camouflages himself to escape from various predators as he searches for his friend Carmen. . . . For as long as they last, the amusing gimmicks serve this clever and colorful tale well. Kirkus Reviews This shiny, rainbow-hued book should prove exciting to little eyes and fingers, and there may be a lesson about love to be learned, too, for those who are ready for it. Sarah Harrison Smith, nytimes.com


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