The Colors of Us
by Karen Katz
In 'The Colors of Us,' seven-year-old Lena sets out to paint a self-portrait using brown paint for her skin. A neighborhood stroll with her mother reveals the rich array of brown shades among her friends, teaching her about the beauty in human diversity. Ideal for ages 4-8, this story fosters understanding and celebration of differences.
About This Book
Seven-year-old Lena is excited to paint a picture of herself. She chooses brown paint to represent her skin color, reflecting her innocent perspective on identity.
During a walk through the neighborhood with her mother, Lena encounters friends and neighbors with skin tones in various shades of brown. This experience opens her eyes to the beautiful diversity around her.
The story gently introduces young readers to the concept of skin color variations, promoting inclusivity and appreciation for differences.
Written and illustrated by Karen Katz, this trade paperback is designed for children ages 4-8, making it an engaging tool for early discussions on diversity.
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