Happiness Is a Rainbow

by Patricia Hegarty, Summer Macon (Illustrator)

Overview

Discover happiness in the colors that shape our world in this easy board book of first colors that fosters social emotional development!

Blue is the color of the sky and the sea, just like a bird, we feel happy and free.
Yellow is the color of a bright shining sun. It makes us feel happy, it makes our lives fun.
Red is the color of a beautiful rose. The color of love, which blossoms and grows.
Green is the color of leaves in the spring. It makes us content, it makes our hearts sing!

Learn the colors while learning to find joy in the simplest moments with this irresistibly illustrated board book that's perfect all year round!

Learn to love and love to learn! Complete the series with ABCs of Kindness and 123s of Thankfulness!

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780593303801
Publisher:	Random House Children's Books
Publication date:	02/09/2021
Series:	Books of Kindness
Pages:	22
Sales rank:	78,896
Product dimensions:	7.13(w) x 7.13(h) x 0.52(d)
Age Range:	3 Months to 3 Years

About the Author

Patricia Hegarty began working in children's publishing more years ago than she cares to remember and is now Editorial Director at Caterpillar Books. As an editor she has worked on titles ranging from atlases to animal pop-ups, craft kits to crazy mazes and sticker books to secret diaries.

Summer Macon was raised in an itty bitty town of Southern NM. As a child, she quickly became known as "Tiger" as this is how she would sign her homework next to the many doodles covering their pages. She has decided to now go by her real name and lives in an even smaller itty bitty town (population 32) in beautiful Colorado. In the summer time (Summer enjoys the summer and not the winter) you can find her rock climbing, mountain biking or doodling on her contracts.

Editorial Reviews

Praise for ABCs of Kindness:
"Light, friendly, and not at all preachy—a gentle win for a kinder world." —Kirkus Reviews

Praise for 123s of Thankfulness:
“A generous board book on gratitude, where counting is a bonus.” —School Library Journal

From the Publisher