Lovely New Review for The Magic Word Coloring Book
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Happy to share the news that My Fingerpaint Masterpiece Coloring Book is the Winner of the Book Excellence Awards coloring book category… Is your child the next budding famous artist? Told from the point of the child (boy? or girl?) – let your young artist decide… with a special page for the child’s own version of a masterpiece!!!
This is the 4th Award for this book, and #114 total (so far…)
This is my newest release, the coloring book version of The Magic Word. Please…take a look! It’s available on amazon and bn.com and through my publisher, Strategic Book Publishing…
I am so delighted to be given permission to share the lovely comments from the Judges of this year’s Feathered Quill Awards…
“Judges’ comments from the Feathered Quill Book Awards Program.”
Feathered Quill Awards for My Fingerpaint Masterpiece Coloring Book…
My Fingerpaint Masterpiece Coloring Book I received a lovely 5-star Review from reviewer Fran Lewis for My Fingerpaint Masterpiece Coloring Book. She managed to point out all the underlying and hidden messages in the book, including within the “masterpiece” itself!
“Fingerpainting was always my favorite art project in school where you were able to truly express yourself and not worry about the lines, borders or even the colors. Using any colors to create your own masterpiece the narrator a young boy dipped his fingers in green paint and drew on paper the scene but then a red blob for something hard to picture and the most amazing thing happens on the way home from school the paper with the fingerpainting blows away and then trying to catch it is winds up in the sky. Imagine when he sees that it landed up to the door of the Rainbow Connection the art dealer’s store. Smiling that was great and the art dealer did something he never expected that he took his picture and put it on top the pile and places it you won’t believe, whereas he beamed with pride. As you take the day’s journey with the young boy you will understand the reasons for being shocked yet where would the art dealer place his work?
Unfortunately, his parents were upset because he was late coming home and you the reader will decide when you hear the rest if that was fair. The pictures that are left incomplete in colors you the reader adult or child can fill them in as if you are the artist creating his/her own masterpiece for The Rainbow Connection. Wait until you see where the painting wound up and the pride he felt when he and his mother saw it on the wall of the Rainbow Connections and the matting and frame magnificent, but no one knew he painted it no signature to identify him. The story is told in the voice of the young man that painted the picture and identity is not only left to the reader’s imagination but the judges who were looking at each one to decide the winner. Watching the judges check out the painting from different angles and never thinking they would even select it as a winner. Wait until you hear the verdict and the critique of the painting as they explain the colors, the texture and brush strokes in their own complimentary way.
When he tries to interpret the painting for the judges and explains what he did, what is said and what happens is really shocking, sad and surprising because he told his parents the painting should be where all children’s paintings should be on the door of their refrigerator. An ending that teaches a lesson to always sign your name on your work, make sure there is a way to let everyone know it’s yours and just where is the painting you have to read this powerful, colorful book that teaches many lessons of responsibility, honesty and authenticity. The young boy learned the meaning of self-esteem, making judgments and everyone adult and child can definitely color in the coloring book to illustrate and color the pages that can be filled in and at the end of the book WOW CREATE YOUR OWN A MASTERPIECE which definitely defines this book and the rhyming patterns, writing verse makes the book fun to read and the author gives children and adults several pages to create your own masterpieces.”
Fran Lewis Just Reviews
My Fingerpaint Masterpiece Coloring Book won its third award with a Finalist in the Feathered Quill Awards. It was previously a winner in both the Purple Dragonfly and the Royal Dragonfly Awards. This book is especially fun since the premise of the book is that beauty is in the eye of the beholder, with a little bit of the Emperor’s New Clothes attitude included…
How many have seen a work of art and wondered why it is a work of art? This book explores the possibilities – and after many book readings at schools, when I ask for a show of hands of who thinks the main character is a boy, and how many think a girl – the overwhelming response is a tie!!!
The fun part of the coloring book version is that readers can not only appreciate reading the book, they can help illustrate it with color…including a blank page at the end where a young artist can draw his/her rendition!!! (and I would love for you to share it with me!!!) Enjoy!!!
My Fingerpaint Masterpiece Coloring Book was a Winner in the Purple Dragonfly Awards..
Fun to get such a lovely 5-star review from Readers’ Favorite for My Fingerpaint Masterpiece Coloring Book
Reviewed by Emily-Jane Hills Orford for Readers’ Favorite
Do you believe in fate? Could a finger painting you created at school end up winning a prize and hanging in an art gallery? Why not? Art is what the artist says is art and in Sherrill S. Cannon’s My Fingerpaint Masterpiece Coloring Book, the story explores the possibility of a child’s work of art ending up hanging up with the best ot the best in the art world. Unfortunately, the child didn’t sign her work and no one belleves her story that the wind blew it awav after school and it ended up in the Rainbow Connection gallery. She knows and so do vou. The book itself is an artistic work in progress because the only illustration colored in Is the painting featured in the story. The rest is left for the reader to color in as they see fit, using only thelr imagination and the power of bold colors to enhance the story.
Sherrill S. Cannon’s picture book, My Fingerpaint Masterpiece Coloring Book, is both a story and coloring book in one. It’s all about a work of art as well as being a potential work of art in itself. Told in clever rhyming verse, this lyrical triumph will inspire young readers to dig deeper into their powers of creativity and believe in themselves and in what they create. The language and the illustrations are simple to appeal to young readers and the plot unfolds with a touch of humor and awe. With the beautv of so many other art-themed children’s books like Tomie dePaola’s The Art Lesson and NIkkI Slade RobInson S Anywhere Artist, this gem will certainly inspire young readers to delve into their artistic nature.
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