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The Changing Colors Of Amos

Lisa Martin0

Amos is a sweet little leprechaun that this story follows (and he's not green!). Instead, he changes colors everyday depending on his mood. The rhyming lyrics of this book will pull your kids in while the illustrations tell the story for you. Not only can your kids learn their colors with this book, but they can also learn the days of the week. I found it very hard not to sing when read this; it just flows that well. Kids in preschool and kindergarten (and maybe even a little bit older) will enjoy The Changing Colors Of Amos. There are plenty of similes and metaphors that this story uses that you can use a stepping stones for a conversation with your child too! This is a book I can definitely recommend, since both my kids enjoyed it!

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