Rainbow Rob
May 24, 2018
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Author
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Jo Ryan, Simon Mugford
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Illustrations
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Jo Ryan, Simon Mugford
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Publishing house
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Priddy Books
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Price
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8.99£
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Type
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Touch and feel
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Age
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No data
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In
the book, we meet a penguin who is black and white. He's not a bit of color. He
looked at the rainbow and wondered: could he be red like a fox that scares
chickens? But it's not red or crafty but black and white and weak in running.
So we transform the orangutan (orange), lion (yellow), crocodile (green), whale
(blue), butterfly (purple) and flamingo (pink). Ultimately, Rob ends his
deliberations. He met new friends, he had a lot of fun, but he learned that the
most important thing was to be himself.
The
graphics are simple. This is best described by the word 'transparent'. On each
page we have a penguin on the left, which has the color of the animal he thinks
about. This pet is on the right side and has a sensory element on it. The
materials are diverse (fur, "snake skin", corrugated cardboard,
glossy material). The elements are of various sizes, they are made in such a
way that they are not tempted to grab the book. The subtitles are also
interesting black, white, colored, with different background colors. This is
best illustrated by the following picture.
Zoya
likes Rob. In principle, the rest of the animals could not be in this book. If
I'm to be honest, then other pets also sometimes mumbles.
I
have nothing negative to say about this book. Basically, I like everything
about it.
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ReplyDeleteGreat post — thanks for sharing your creative “Rainbow Rob” project! From a B2B perspective, the idea of using booklets (even for personal or artistic projects) is very smart. Companies like print‑service providers, event-organisers or branded‑content teams could easily adapt this format for small‑batch, themed booklets to use as programs, guides, or keepsakes.
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