Pink Is Not a Color
- Downloads：9866
- Type：Epub+TxT+PDF+Mobi
- Create Date：2022-06-03 01:21:36
- Update Date：2025-09-07
- Status：finish
- Author：Lindsay Ward
- ISBN：B09DCZPC42
- Environment：PC/Android/iPhone/iPad/Kindle
Reviews
Jessica
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Learning to love yourselfThis was a cute book and definitely made for kids 7+。 It has some larger wording and color theory concepts that blend very well into how Pink does not feel included because she’s not part of the rainbow。 She has to learn that just because she’s not a part of something， does not mean she’s not worthy of it or should be excluded。 This book is about learning who you are， embracing who you are， and subsequently standing up for yourself as well。 It’s a wonderful way to inspir Learning to love yourselfThis was a cute book and definitely made for kids 7+。 It has some larger wording and color theory concepts that blend very well into how Pink does not feel included because she’s not part of the rainbow。 She has to learn that just because she’s not a part of something， does not mean she’s not worthy of it or should be excluded。 This book is about learning who you are， embracing who you are， and subsequently standing up for yourself as well。 It’s a wonderful way to inspire self confidence。 。。。more
Tweedledum
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As a lifelong teacher who specialised in SEN for many years I can think of so many situations in which this clever little book could be helpful。 Uncluttered and using the single concept of colours， while introducing some helpful vocabulary along the way， I hope that many schools， educators and parents will add it to their repertoire。 Notions of inclusivity and society are certainly too complex and abstract for young children to grasp but this brings those concepts into their world in a fun and c As a lifelong teacher who specialised in SEN for many years I can think of so many situations in which this clever little book could be helpful。 Uncluttered and using the single concept of colours， while introducing some helpful vocabulary along the way， I hope that many schools， educators and parents will add it to their repertoire。 Notions of inclusivity and society are certainly too complex and abstract for young children to grasp but this brings those concepts into their world in a fun and concrete way。 All too often parents and educators run from exploring difference and how that might feel。 This story celebrates the worth and value of all shades of being while acknowledging and facing the fear of exclusion。 I love it。 。。。more
Readingcaptures
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so adorable Very cute and profound。A definite staple in a toddlers library in my opinion。 I love pink and I know lots of little girls do。 So they’ll buy it just for that and learn tons in the process。
La Loves a Little Tea and Books
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