Verde, Violeta Y Amarillo (Paperback)

from al04

The realistic fiction picture book portrays the life of a young girl who is intrigued with the use of markers. This girl lives in a home with a mother and father and acts as average kids do. She then decides to color herself with the permanent markers and then the ink never comes off leaving an u...

from Benuka

Munsch writes great stories. His girls are all strong and not "looking for prince charming-ish." They stand on their own two feet. Stephanie (Stephanie's Ponytail) and The Paper Bag Princess are two more wonderful stories of girls who stand their own ground. The books often are very silly too, wh...

from jfe16

Brigid wants to have colored markers like her friends have, but Mom is uncertain . . . she doesn't want marker drawings on the walls or the floor or on Brigid. Finally, with a promise that the marker color will wash off everything, Mom says okay and buys five hundred [!!!] markers for her daughte...

from mdonley

Such a funny story about a little girl who just can't stop drawing on things. The colorful illustrations blend perfectly with the vivid descriptions of the markers Brigid uses. She draws, and draws and marks, and draws some more, until one day she may have gone a little too far. But will anyone n...

from awoodham93

Brigid begged her mother to buy her washable coloring markers, and after convincing her mother that she would only color on paper, her mother bought her 500 washable markers. But Brigid got bored with these markers so she begged her mom to buy her scented markers. Her mother bought her 500 scente...