Howard Shooter

Colors is a descriptive book about color while showing different colored images to go along with the color presented.

I read this book constantly to my newborn daughter, actually moving the book around to help her wandering, unfocused eyes catch the colors and bold words. We read it until it was ragged and worn, and now it sits on my bookshelf for my grandchildren. It's great for ages newborn through two (2) years.

Okay, it's a one-word book about teaching colors. It's not exactly a field that inspires great literature, and that's okay.

But back when my nieces were of an age to read this book, I was always irked by the fact that colors like red and blue get two page spreads with three items while colors like black and white get a page each with one item.

Just upset my need for order. *shrugs*