The World is Beautiful with Colors – 3.5 Star Review

Nate is a very curious, intelligent and independent little boy who is fascinated and inspired by all the beautiful colors in the world, which sparks his imagination.

Welcome to one of the September 19th stops on the blog tour for The World is Beautiful with Colors by Shriyanie Fernando with Goddess Fish Promotions. Be sure to follow the rest of the tour for more reviews and a giveaway! More on that at the end of this post.

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About the Book

The World is Beautiful with Colors
by Shriyanie Fernando

Published 24 May 2022
Tellwell Talent

Genre: Children’s Fiction
Page Count: 26
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Nate is a very curious, intelligent and independent little boy who is fascinated and inspired by all the beautiful colors in the world, which sparks his imagination.

This charming and delightful story is about Nate’s magical, funny, and colorful adventure on his very first day of school, starting with magically changing colors and figuring it out with his pleasantly surprised mom.

This unique book not only takes young readers on a joyfully exciting adventure, but also inspires and educates them on essential life lessons and conveys a very powerful and positive message.

A must-have book in every school and in every child’s hand, this book is a precious gift to all the children in the world.

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Excerpt

Nate loved blackberries. He ate lots of blackberries. The blackberries were so yummy. He ate some more. He took few more blackberries and rubbed them on his face.

He ran and looked in the mirror carefully. He looked very carefully.

“Oh wow! I look black now. Very interesting,” thought Nate. He called his mom again.

“Mommy, Mommy, Mommyyyyyy! I look black now. Maybe because I accidently rubbed some blackberries on my face.”

“Oh! Nooooo! You are right,” laughed his mother. “I think we should do some coloring after school today. You can color as much as you want in your coloring books.”

“Awesome! I love that idea,” smiled Nate.

“Now, please go and wash your face and get ready for school,” said his mom.

My Review

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I was granted complimentary access to The World is Beautiful with Colors as part of my participation in a blog tour for this title with Goddess Fish Promotions. Thank you to all involved in affording me this opportunity! My thoughts are my own and my review is honest.

The World is Beautiful with Colors is a cute story about a little boy who’s face keeps changing colour the morning of his first day of school. When he finally gets to school, the story becomes about how the student population is very colourful (normal human range of colours) and reveals the funny reason why this boy’s face was changing. It’s fun, the message is wholesome, and the illustrations are beautiful.

My reason for not rating this book higher is twofold. First of all, there is far too much text in a 26-page book aimed at this age group! Even for a read-aloud story, it’s a lot of text. The story felt wordy and necessarily detailed and long for what it’s meant to be. In many cases, entire paragraphs could have been single sentences. Second, this kid’s vocabulary is too mature and proper for his age. For example, “I experienced that this morning.” “That is so unusual.” “Wonderful, I love to walk.” I was the obnoxiously bright kid in school who made sure everyone knew that I knew a big word back in first grade, and I didn’t speak like that in elementary school at any point.

With all of that said, I do think this would make a great book for teachers who let their students guess what’s going on, or try to help tell the story, and I think it has a great message about inclusiveness.

About the Author

Shriyanie Fernando lives in Toronto, Canada, near beautiful Lake Ontario, with her three amazing children—a girl and two boys—and her husband. She is also a proud grandmother to a precious little boy from her daughter.

She is an AMI Montessori Education consultant and also an AMI Montessori educator working directly with young children for many many years.

She was the founder/owner/executive director of two Montessori schools and was the chief executive AMI Montessori education consultant to Green Nest Children’s Foundation, working tirelessly for less fortunate children to give them a good education in their formative years. She now writes full time to inspire and educate children around the world. She hopes to touch each and every child’s heart by her inspiring, fun and exciting stories with her unique blend of expertise and experiences in the fascinating world of education.

She is a lover of nature, beaches and holidays. She is terrified of bees and dogs for no reason. When her son got a Rottweiler puppy, she climbed onto the kitchen table, terrified. After a while she was fascinated and became an extraordinarily loving dog mom. Her family wonders, if they adopt a bee will she be a loving bee mom too?

When she is not writing, she spends most of her time reading, gardening and cooking. Her dishes are amazing, fantastic, beautiful, and delicious, just like her writing.

If you would love to teach your children life lessons in a fun, beautiful, exciting and enchanting way, this book is a must read for you.

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