Red picks on Blue while Yellow, Orange, Green, and Purple wonder what they can do until One unites the colors and helps everybody learn about acceptance, tolerance, and boundaries amidst bullying while the reader learns numbers and primary and secondary colors.
year: 2014
call number/section: 1000
subjects: bullying, juvenile fiction, colors, bullies, fiction, color, counting, self-realization, separation (psychology), friendship, courage, number concept in children, self-actualization (psychology), grief
Editions
Otoshi, Kathryn
KO Kids Books (2014)
Red picks on Blue while Yellow, Orange, Green, and Purple wonder what they can do until One unites the colors and helps everybody learn about acceptance, tolerance, and boundaries amidst bullying while the reader learns numbers and primary and secondary colors.
Schools: 66
Otoshi, Kathryn
After her best friend One starts spending nearly all his time with Three, Two realizes that she can enjoy making new friends and still remain friends with One.
Schools: 32
Otoshi, Kathryn
When Two's best friend One starts spending time with Three, Two feels left out, but when Four, Six, and Eight try to help, they only create a new divide between the odds and evens, until Zero steps in and sets things straight.
Schools: 1