Curious Me!® Colors

A vibrant introduction to a whole world of colors!

The yellow sun...the green grass...every day is so colorful! From the tallest trees to crunch brown leaves, Colors board book explores the many colors that come with the fun, fall season.

• Builds Early Learning Skills: This engaging color book introduces early learners to important concepts and vocabulary as they learn to name and appreciate everyday objects and colors.
• Relatable Language for Little Learners: Simple, lyrical text that encourages reader-interaction alongside lively illustrations engage little ones in a fun and easy-to-understand way.
• Includes Helpful Tips for Parents & Caregivers: Additional guidance and toddler learning activities are included in the back of the children's book to support your child as they build early learning skills.

Curious Me!® Series: Get ready to connect to a world of toddler interests, experiences, and natural curiousity! From numbers, letters, and colors to families, animals, and feelings, this playful board book helps little learners explore a range of topics while building language, connection, and confidence. Featuring helpful tips and activities for added support, each title introduces essential early learning concepts through simple text, engaging illustrations, and interactive moments that make reading together meaningful and fun.

Avery Rabedeaux is a creative writer who finds inspiration in the beauty of the natural world and the quiet moments of everyday life. Drawing from her home state of Colorado, she writes short stories, poetry, and creative nonfiction that celebrate place, curiosity, and observation. Avery is the author of two books in the Curious Me!® board book series and Ezra Watches the Weather. She now lives in Iowa with her husband, son, and cat, where she continues to explore and write about the beautiful things around her.

Jamie Bauza is an illustrator, designer, and crafter based in Manila, Philippines. She has illustrated more than a dozen books, and hopes to make many more. When she's not drawing, she is brainstorming future projects with her cats, Kiki and Popo. You can see more of her work at jamiebauza.com.