Sky Color

Loved the book. The story line is simple and to the point, and the illustrations are delightful. Anyone interested in creative expression should read this.

Very inspirational for a young budding artist who has doubts about her talents.

SO good!

I like Sky Color, and also Ish, because Peter Reynolds tells a story of kids who are frustrated because their art might not be what they initially expect it to be. This was an important issue to address with my four year old perfectionist. In Sky Color, Marisol has to figure out how to paint a sky without the color blue. The text encourages kids to look beyond the traditional expectations of "Skies are blue" that the world tries to hammer into them.

Beautiful illustrations to go along with a wonderfully creative lesson.I am a huge fan of Peter H. Reynolds. This is the third book that I have purchased as a project for my children.This one is for my youngest - I am having her teachers sign it throughout the years and will be giving to her as a graduation gift (similar to what some do with another story but I prefer Peter H. Reynolds stories for this because of the lessons and "out of the box" thinking with encouragement they have)

I first saw this book displayed at an art exhibit and thought it was a charming story. I bought it for my little three-year-old niece who loves art. I highly recommend this for children who know their colors and can also understand the dilemma of the character in the story who wants to paint a sky but can't find any blue paint. The results are wonderful.

I love this book and this author I recommend this book to teachers and parents to kids 0-12. The message is excellent and the words are simple. Mr. Reynolds knows how to talk to kids and help them think about themselves. I recommend all of his books to be honest. I have about 5 now.

I love reading this book to my students. I had to buy my own copy for my friend who is graduating from art school and thought this would be a great gift for her. Its message is a great one and everyone who enjoys making something new from something that has always been the same is a wonderful message. I recommend this book to anyone.