Josh Sees Colors - Hutsell, Diana
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How do you describe a color to someone that cannot see? In Josh Sees Colors, Christopher creatively uses Josh's other senses to describe colors to his friend. Through the use of touch, sound, and smell, Josh is able to understand the differences between yellow, red, and blue. "What does yellow look like?" "Yellow is like the sun." "But I don't know what the sun looks like." This is going to be harder than I thought. Josh Sees Colors is a story about patience, acceptance, and friendship along with the age old proverb of "where there's a will, there's a way." Includes "Continue the Conversation"…mehr

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How do you describe a color to someone that cannot see? In Josh Sees Colors, Christopher creatively uses Josh's other senses to describe colors to his friend. Through the use of touch, sound, and smell, Josh is able to understand the differences between yellow, red, and blue. "What does yellow look like?" "Yellow is like the sun." "But I don't know what the sun looks like." This is going to be harder than I thought. Josh Sees Colors is a story about patience, acceptance, and friendship along with the age old proverb of "where there's a will, there's a way." Includes "Continue the Conversation" questions at the end of the book to be used by a parent or guardian or in a classroom setting.
Autorenporträt
Diana Hutsell is a native Tennessean, who moved to Western NC for while but is now back home in East Tennessee. She has written stories and books in one way or another her entire life. However, children's books have always been her true passion.Diana feels that children crave knowledge and that knowledge makes the world less scary. Her children's books are meant to entertain but also provide information for growing minds. Skye Squirrel is her second children's book series. Her first book series is the Understanding My World collection, which also continues to grow.She has worked as a substitute teacher for elementary and middle school ages; a juvenile officer with boys ages 13-21; and security for Dollywood, being assigned to assist visiting families with special needs children. In addition, she has volunteered with Samaritan House, a homeless shelter for families; Appalachian Outreach, a poverty relief organization and ministry; special education classes and field trips; and Special Olympics.