Hall, Michael It’s an
Orange Aardvark! Greenwillow Books,
2014 $17.99 PICTURE BOOK
Content: G.
Five carpenter ants
hear something outside their tree stump, so they decide to drill a hole and
look outside. They see the color orange
and assume it is an orange aardvark (even though they thought aardvarks were
grey). They keep drilling holes in an
attempt to see what is going on outside, and uncover different bright
colors. They assume all the different
colors that they see are part of the aardvark-maybe he’s wearing pajamas or is
holding ketchup. Eventually four of the
carpenter ants decide that it is a beautiful rainbow, but the fifth ant is
still imagining that it is an aardvark.
This is a cute book that teaches the colors of the rainbows inadvertently. The illustrations are cute and the readers
like to look through the holes to see what is on the other side of the tree
stump-whether it is true or imagined.
EL
(K-3)-ADVISABLE. Reviewer, C. Peterson.
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