The Colors of Nature - Catherine Barr;Chaaya Prabhat

Boldly illustrated and filled with fun nature facts, this nonfiction picture book invites readers to explore the dazzling colors of our world.

Uncover the wonders of nature with this spectacular exploration of the colors of our world by expert conservation author Catherine Barr and incredible illustrator Chaaya Prabhat.

Did you know that some lizards have poisonous lime green blood and bones? Or that octopuses flush red when angry? Or that tigers actually look green to deer?

With a different color from the rainbow revealed on every page, this gorgeous book is a feast for the eyes! Whether they love brilliant blue, fiery orange, or earthy brown, young readers will delight in this vivid celebration of color.

Catherine Barr is a former Greenpeace campaigner who has written over 35 books for children. She writes books to spark questions, inspire curiosity and provoke action to protect the natural world.

www.catherinebarrbooks.me
Instagram: @catherinebarrbooks

Chaaya Prabhat is a graphic designer, illustrator and lettering artist who has illustrated a range of children's books for publishers including Scholastic, Little Tiger and Macmillan.

chaayaprabhat.com
Instagram: @chaaya23

“Information about color is joined with an impressive array of fascinating illustrations and text. The text both informs and surprises. . . . The illustrations also delight.” —School Library Journal, starred review

“A celebration of select colors in the visible spectrum, plus black and white. . . . Shines with both facts and feeling.” —Kirkus Reviews

“Barr provides succinct information on why things appear the way they do and what their significance is in nature. . . . A stunningly illustrated book that colors every inch of the world.” —Booklist

“A rich nonfiction picture book that perfectly highlights the interconnectedness of the natural world. . . . Any lover of nature and science should find plenty to absorb within.” —Shelf Awareness, starred review, on THE WOLVES OF YELLOWSTONE

“Artful writing and comprehensive research combine in this wide-ranging, lyrical picture book about returning wolves to the Yellowstone ecosystem.” —Booklist, starred review, on THE WOLVES OF YELLOWSTONE

“[A] remarkable story.” —Wall Street Journal, on THE WOLVES OF YELLOWSTONE