blue

Although he doesn't move as fast as the other animals, Blue Tortoise arrives first at the picnic.

Celebrates the color blue as it appears all around us.

Color photographs and simple repetitive text tell about common items that are and are not blue. Written in Spanish.

Presents an introduction to things to eat and drink that are blue and purple, from blueberries and eggplant to grape juice and beets.

Features illustrations and simple descriptions of things that are the color blue. Presented in English and Spanish.

Emma can't wait to audition for her school play. She already knows exactly what part she wants: the enchanted princess! But when she's cast as the cackling, warty old witch instead, Emma can't believe it! She's ready to quit the play. Can Emma learn that the show must go on?.

Bonnie Blue describes a day's activities at home--swimming, playing in the shade, getting clean, eating dessert, reading a story, and going to sleep. Illustrations feature the color blue.

Introduces some common objects that are blue in color including blueberries, bluebirds, and blue jeans. Written in English and Spanish.

After staying up late to watch a scary movie, a boy awakens to find that blue things are missing, from his favorite jeans to his blue-lined notebook paper, and he is certain that aliens are the reason.

Bertie, who loves the color blue and really wants a dog, finally gets his wish even though the dog he meets is white with black spots.