Publisher's Synopsis
A lovely journey with Lily the Rainbow and her fruit friends to restore Lily's lost colors. Each page of this beautifully illustrated storybook is filled with vibrant, handcrafted art created by the author and her son. This story book beautifully illustrates the significance of friendship, the bravery in seeking help, the strength of determination, and the joy of helping others.
Plus, there are engaging learning activities, such as a word search, a word scramble, a word missing and a maze to entertain the whole family, making this storybook both enjoyable and educational!
- Asking for help is brave. When Lily the rainbow needs to find her colors again, she turns to her fruit friends. This is a sweet way to show kids that everyone needs help sometimes, and that's perfectly okay. It teaches kids that needing others is brave and smart.
- Sharing is caring. This book highlights the importance of sharing. It's not only about giving things but also about kindness and considering others. When the fruits share their colors to help Lily, it sends a positive message that makes us feel good about sharing.
- Never giving up. Despite the challenges Lily was facing, she was determined to restore her lost colors without losing hope. This book gives an important message to keep striving towards your goals, even when obstacles arise, and to maintain a positive attitude throughout your journey.
- Friendship gives us strength. The rainbow's journey with its fruit friends shows kids that together, we can solve problems and make things better. It's a warm reminder that friends are our allies in facing challenges.
- A wonderful opportunity for family bonding over shared reading times, discussions and engaging in its activities together.
- Serves as a source of creative inspiration for young readers, encouraging them to explore art and storytelling through the author and son's collaborative handcrafted illustrations.
- A perfect blend of entertainment and education, making learning fun and meaningful.
- Perfect for reading any time of day, this book's story is great for morning, afternoon, night or bedtime.
