The Colorful Adventures of Zoe & Star: An Activity and Coloring Book
Category: Activity Books, Coloring Books, Elementary School, For Girls, Imagination and Play, Preschool, Self-Esteem and Identity Language: English More DetailsCelebrate cultural diversity, tolerance and inclusiveness in a fun way with a positive children’s coloring book featuring African-American girls?
Meet Zoe & Star, two adventurous girls who just love to have fun! Girls will love coloring characters that look like them, from their natural hair to their braids. Follow them throughout over 40 fun-filled coloring and activity pages that inspire creativity, promote self-confidence in black girls, and celebrate diversity. Looking for more self-esteem boosting African-American children’s books or books about race and differences for kids?
Check out the following highly regarded books by Crystal Swain-Bates: “Big Hair, Don’t Care”, “Naturally Me”, “The Colorful Adventures of Cody & Jay”, “Supermommy” and “Color My Fro”!
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