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Who Said Red?

by Mary Serfozo

Other authors: Keiko Narahashi (Illustrator)

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A dialogue between two speakers, one of whom must keep insisting on an interest in the color red, introduces that hue as well as green, blue, yellow, and others.
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introduces different colors while trying to find the color red
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  TUCC | Jul 28, 2017 |
A sister repeatedly asks her brother if he said "red"? He continues to say no while she guesses other colors with examples of items that are that specific color.

I found it dull as far as books teaching color go. It's simple but just didn't hold my attention as much as other books have before. I didn't see too much originality to it. ( )
  missbrandysue | Dec 27, 2012 |
The book starts off with a question by a boy who asks a girl, "Who said red?" The girl responds by telling what is red. Then throughout the book, she goes to different colors and explains what is green, blue, yellow, etc. Towards the end, the little boy is a bit fustrated and tells her that he said red, not any of the other colors.

I enjoyed this book because of the colorful pages and the objects picked by the author for the colors. I also found it funny when the girl asked the boy if he said this color and he would say no. But she would go ahead to another color. There are cute rhymes in the book along with the explanation of the colors. It's a cute and funny book.

This is a good book if the teacher is teaching the class about colors. It can also be read if the class is learning about the farm for the book takes place on a farm and outside of it.
  sapphiregirl19 | Sep 19, 2010 |
This is my favorite color book. Catchy rhymes and interesting pictures (where colors slide from one to the next).
  CrunchyGranola | Dec 20, 2005 |
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