![]() ![]() It’s an effective presentation of basic color mixing, and great fun for paint lovers in places where paints can’t be used. The New York Times bestselling book, a brilliant companion to the mega-selling classic Press Here, is now gently compressed into a toddler-friendly board book. ![]() ![]() ![]() “Try it again! Got it? Makes sense, doesn’t it?” Franceschelli is a talented translator, and the book’s conversational tone is an important part of its charm. After making purple and orange, Tullet invites readers to experiment by shutting the book to combine patches of “wet” paint. Follow the artists simple instructions and suddenly colours appear, mix, splatter and vanish in a world powered only by the readers imagination. gently.” A page turn reveals the spot with the blue rubbed in it’s green now, but imperfectly mixed, so the original yellow and blue are still visible. Description Accept Herve Tullets irresistible inv it ation to mix it up in a dazzling adventure of whimsy and wonder. “With one finger take a little bit of the blue. Smudges of red, yellow, and blue paint are seen on the left, with another spot of yellow on the right all are in vivid close-up and look wet to the touch. Tap, tap, tap.” This time, though, Tullet has something to teach readers. An interactive picture book from Hervé Tullet the creator of the New York Times bestsellers Press Here and Mix It Up Join the magical hunt for one little idea: From one of the true creative geniuses of this generation comes a unique meditation on and celebration of the magic of the birth of a simple idea. The opening of Tullet’s new book continues in the vein of Press Here as the narrator instructs readers to call forth swarms of multicolored thumbprints: “Tap it again. ![]()
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