Colors, Paperback

Using die-cut pages and printed acetate, Jacques Duquennoy introduces the concept of colors to preschoolers in a clever and innovative way. This addiiton to the Zoe and Zack(TM) series shows best friends Zoe and Zack armed with paintbrushes, ready to paint shapes of different colors. But what are they painting? Turn the acetate pages to find out They transform a few blobs of color into a fish, a seal, a big purple turtle, and much more Fostering creativity and encouraging imagination, Colors will show children just how colorful--and magical--the world can be

Jacques Duquennoy was born in the town of Corbie in northern France. He studied art before first becoming a sales representative selling educational materials, then an editor, and later a teacher. In 1994, he published Le Dîner Fantôme (The Ghost's Dinner, originally published by Albin Michel, published in the US by Golden Books) and became a full-time children's author. He lives in Amiens, France.