The Black Book of Colors by Menena Cottin and Rosanna Faria is all black. Each page is black. The sparse text is white and in Braille. The illustrations are raised images intended to be felt rather than viewed. It’s difficult to explain and must be experienced.
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Frederick by Leo Lionni values the imagination. While Frederick's family gathers food supplies for the winter, Frederick sit... -
Molly and the Sword by Robert Shlasko, (1996) is unoriginal and tedious. Molly is a good daughter who demonstrates qualities one mi...