All you need for apples are circles and the color red.
As summer ends, the apples in a tree hang just out of reach. What would you need reach the fruit? In this French import by Lucie FĂ©lix, cut-out shapes and bold colors ask and answer a series of questions to tell the story of an apple tree through the seasons.
The magic of this deceptively simple picture book is in the author’s ability to transform ordinary shapes and colors into tangible solutions. Six rectangles make a ladder. Two circles become an apple with a single missing bite. Three triangles, two circles, and an oval take flight as a red-breasted robin.
Apples and Robins invites young readers to exercise their problem solving abilities and imagine the potential in shapes. Pair with Christie Matheson’s delightful interactive book Tap the Magic Tree.
Ages 4+
Monday, November 14, 2016
APPLES AND ROBINS
Labels:
birds,
colors,
interactive,
picture books,
preschool to second grade,
seasons,
shapes,
sherry 2016
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