Love to Color
The Paper Posie Publishing Company
Published on 13. April 2002
Book
Paperback/Softback
20 pages
978-0-9707944-0-6 (ISBN)
Description
Created for
today's culturally rich and diverse wedding celebrations, Love to Color
is an interactive coloring book that invites young children to include
themselves and their observations in the pictures. Invited to draw the bride and groom on the
last page Love to Color makes a sweet wedding day keepsake and is
conveniently packaged with crayons. -- Penelope Colville Paine
today's culturally rich and diverse wedding celebrations, Love to Color
is an interactive coloring book that invites young children to include
themselves and their observations in the pictures. Invited to draw the bride and groom on the
last page Love to Color makes a sweet wedding day keepsake and is
conveniently packaged with crayons. -- Penelope Colville Paine
More details
Language
English
Place of publication
United States
Target group
Children/juvenile
Interest Age: From 3 to 8 years
Product notice
Coloring / join-the-dot book
Dimensions
Height: 229 mm
Width: 203 mm
Thickness: 9 mm
Weight
82 gr
ISBN-13
978-0-9707944-0-6 (9780970794406)
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Person
A celebrated water
colorist, Itoko has been a Teaching Artist with the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
for over twenty years. She has also illustrated more than twenty picture books.
Four of these have won national awards. My Way Sally, by Mindy Bingham
and Penelope Paine, received the Benjamin Franklin Award for Best Picture Book.
A world traveler, Itoko's international flair, attention to detail, and sense
of fun add special charm to her work.
colorist, Itoko has been a Teaching Artist with the Santa Barbara Museum of Art
for over twenty years. She has also illustrated more than twenty picture books.
Four of these have won national awards. My Way Sally, by Mindy Bingham
and Penelope Paine, received the Benjamin Franklin Award for Best Picture Book.
A world traveler, Itoko's international flair, attention to detail, and sense
of fun add special charm to her work.