Depicts the practical and imaginative aspects of color.

Using an orange as an example, this book demonstrates how color is perceived by the eye, what a spectrum is like, and how colors can be mixed to create different colors.

It is a truth, universally acknowledged, that the best of all colors is orange. That’s right, orange is the most beautiful and delightful. Everyone agrees. And so we made this activity book, celebrating the greatest color of all. Packed with fun activities like mazes, one-color coloring, spot-the-difference, creative writing prompts, drawing lessons, search & finds, paper toy crafts, and more! With bonus stickers included, celebrate your favorite color like you’ve never done before. And unlike other books, this one was specially made with EVEN MORE orange inks to create more variations of the color than you’ve ever seen in print! Oh, and we also created seven other activity books celebrating those other—clearly subpar—colors that people seem to also like for some silly reason: RED, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, PINK, PURPLE, and BLACK. The My Favorite Color Activity Book series has a color for everyone!

Owen Orange discovers that he's disliked by the owner of his crayon box, so he is never selected to help make beautiful pictures. Because he is relegated to life lived only in his crayon box house, he is unable to join in on the fun coloring activities going on in the classroom. Even though his color friends describe the classroom, the lovely pictures, the teacher, and the children for him, it's just not the same as seeing them for himself. One day, though, he meets Madeline, and he discovers that he is just as special as all the other crayons in his box.

There are many colors in nature. Orange is a color found on the land on tarantula spiders, in the air on orioles, and in the sea on starfish. Orange Animals will help readers understand that colors in nature are not just for beauty, but sometimes have more important purposes. Also included in this title is a color wheel showing primary and secondary colors and their relationships. Aligned to Common Core Standards and correlated to state standards.