Hello Kitty, Hello Color! (Hello Kitty and Friends)

Rating:
Summary: Good Book
Review: As a future educator, I fine myself looking at educational books and looks. The main reason I was drawn to this is bacause I am a huge Hello Kitty fan. After flipping through some of the pages, I decided that I liked what I saw and it could be useful in the classroom.

Rating:
Summary: mother/shopper
Review: Even though my two year old daughter already knew her colors, we both love Hello Kitty, so I got this book anyways. And she loves it. She likes to sit with me and go through each page, saying the color, and then all the items of that color on each page. The pictures are really cute, and each two-page spread is dedicated to one color (even black, brown, and pink). We play games with it, such as me asking her where the red lipstick is, or the brown teddy bear. It comes with a paper Hello Kitty mobile too which I put together with clear fishing wire and hung it in her room. A year later it is still a favorite book of hers. Nice quality too - hard cover and good quality paper for pages. With all it's use, it still looks brand new.

Rating:
Summary: cute and educational
Review: This is a great book for kids to learn their colors with. Each page is dedicated to a color with many items for them to point out. It goes beyond the basic red apple type of items with lipsticks, flamingos and other fun things for kids to learn.

While it isn't a cardboard kid's book, it is made very sturdy. The paper pages are thick and do not tear very easily, which makes it last a good long time.

This book was purchased for a new baby to have in her collection, but her four year old sister loves it too. Of course the four year old already knows her colors, but she still picks this book up and asks me to read it to her.

Rating:
Summary: mother/shopper
Review: This is a wonderful book, especially if you like Hello Kitty. I'd say it's geared toward babies and toddlers, or children who are needing to learn their colors, which is why I bought it. On each page is a different color, on which there are also many different "things" that are the color stated. I thought this book was much better than most "color learning" books I have seen.