blue

Historian Michel Pastoureau examines the social history of the color blue and how it has been reflected in manuscripts, stained glass, clothing, paintings, and popular culture.

Discusses the color blue describing things that are blue including blueberries on breakfast cereal, a blue bird in the sky, and blue fish in the ocean.

Although not as fast as the blue ant, tiger, and rabbit, Blue Tortoise arrives first at the picnic.

Rhyming text describes various blue things one may encounter at a water park.

Photographs and simple text describe the color blue and the places it can be found.

Presents an introduction to the color blue, in simple text with illustrations, and includes information on the different things--food, animals, household items--that are blue.

A simple story highlights such blue things as blue jeans, blueberries, blue sky, and water.

Points out how the color blue can be found all around us, in the sky, the sea, flowers, and animals.

Contains photographs of animals that are blue or have blue markings, and explains how the color helps them survive in the world.