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48 pp.
| HarperCollins/B+B |
October, 2017 |
TradeISBN 978-0-06-245295-5$17.99
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Blue and Yellow, personified spheres with stick-figure limbs, argue pettily about which one is better. They collide with a dramatic "BOOM!"...and they're green, with lots of "cool stuff" to be together (tree, snake, etc.). Then Red arrives, encouraging readers to keep thinking about primary-color combinations--and cooperation. Sullivan's funny concept lesson (à la Lionni's Little Blue and Little Yellow) is bolstered by clean digital and Sharpie compositions.