Paperback, 36 pages
Released February 1, 2013
Published by Hershey Reese & Myers
Illustrated by Nicholas Smith and Stephan J. Myers
Genre: illustrated children's book, fairy tale
Rating: 5 star
"To those for whom the magic still works; may age never dull your imagination."
The enchanting musicality of its rhymes and the evocative quality of its delicate watercolor illustrations make of The Colour Red a charming read for children of all ages and adults alike. Weaving the magic of colors with a heartwarming winter theme, Stephan J. Myers spins the intriguing story of a little girl who loves to draw, an enchanted book with nothing but blank pages, and a mysterious man with a red hat and a secret, "for when red you draw, in a book of dreams, a simple drawing is not what it seems." A delightful fairy tale that I enjoyed reading aloud to my kids, age 9 and 4.
We look forward to the next volume of The Book Of Dreams series: Loss De Plott & The Colour Blue (A Children's Halloween Tale With Witches, Lanterns, Broomsticks & Spells).
About the author
Permanently glued to a rather dilapidated chair with a much pandered
pooch at his feet; Stephan J Myers was born in England and Loss De Plott is the first in his series books for grownups featuring the beguiling
Loss De Plott. Having escaped the drudgery of corporate life and
become forever lost to imagination he writes for all ages. His
illustrated children's books include The Book Of Dreams series that
begins with The Colour Red.
You can find out a little more about Stephan or the elusive Loss De Plott at www.LossDePlott.com or follow him on Twitter @stephanjmyers
You can find out a little more about Stephan or the elusive Loss De Plott at www.LossDePlott.com or follow him on Twitter @stephanjmyers
***Review copy generously provided by the author in exchange for a honest and unbiased opinion.
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