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Colours for Katie

Name: Colours for Katie
ISBN: 9780744563160

By Richard Edwards and Richard James

Which colours will Katie choose—and what surprising answers hide beneath each flap?

interactive · engaging · educational

Genres

Poetry/Verse

What is Colours for Katie about?

Join Katie in a delightful guessing game of colours! Each page presents a playful rhyme and a question: which colour will Katie choose for her clothes, ball, cup, box, book, and bear? Lift the flap to discover the answer and enjoy the surprise!

About the author

Richard Edwards is a talented British author and poet who loves writing stories and poems for children. His books, such as 'Ten Little Lights', are filled with fun, imagination, and adventure. Richard enjoys making children smile with his lively and playful words, encouraging everyone to discover the joy of reading.

Pages

32 pages

Reading age

Picture Book (2-7)

This edition

1998

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