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Red isn't angry and blue isn't sad.

Red isn't angry and blue isn't sad.

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These friends like all colors. Is red the color of anger? Is blue the color of sadness? The fun group will discover that it is not.

Fox arrives at the park, and his friends, very worried, ask him if he is alright. He is happy and doesn't understand what's happening. Everyone is confused because Fox is wearing a blue shirt, and they think blue is the color of sadness. His friend Bear immediately puts a yellow sweater on him. And when he says he needs calm, they will put something green on him, until Fox gets desperate. But can't colors be free? Can we enjoy them without linking them to a specific emotion?

Luis Amavisca and Alicia Acosta, together again after 'Long Live Colorful Nails!' and 'Lucas's Doll,' in a book that talks about the freedom of colors. A color does not have to symbolize an emotion. That reduces us and takes away our freedom.

Author: Luis Amavisca and Alicia Acosta

Age: 4 to 8 years old

Pages 36

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