One
One
by Kathryn Otoshi
Ages 4–8
Blue is a quiet color, and Red doesn't like it. When the other colors join in the bullying, it takes One to stand up and count everyone in. A bold, simple story about standing up for others.
- Author
- Kathryn Otoshi
- Age
- Ages 4–8
- Type
- Kindness, Values, Picture Book
- Language
- English
- Publisher
- KO Kids Books
- In India
- Available
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