The Black Book of Colours

Good purchase and delivery. Book is all black with braille and raised areas. Great for the colour topic with my complex special needs class as it is all about sensory experiences. You can use your imagination and add more. A very different way to 'see' colour. Also good for light and dark work. We all have to experience what only seeing blacknesss is and how light helps you see the colours.

When you hold this book in your hand, you wonder how it is that you have never seen anything like it before. It is so brilliantly done, so wonderfully crafted together, and the tenderness and creativity come through very powerfully. I have bought this book as a gift to both children and adults and it provides much food for thought. Highly recommended.

These are really useful and sturdy.

This book is wonderful and the illustrations are beautiful.

Makes you think and appreciate the world around us. Useful for assisting you in consdering those with additional needs. fab

I ordered this book for my daughter who is a special needs teacher, she was over the moon with it and her children get a lot of joy from this book.

Such a beautiful concept. Very touching

My favorite book. If I had to carry 1 book around with me for the rest of my life it would be this one. beautiful.

This book is beautiful. suggested.

El producto llegó con defectos en las hojas, reporté este error y el recolector nunca se presentó.El libro es una propuesta muy interesante la cuál muestra ilustraciónes elaboradas con registros de barníz, todo sobre fondo negro.

Precioso libro. Aunque podría mejorar si el braille tuviera los puntos más marcados.

Neat and clean. I liked the concept. But felt it was a bit overhyped, especially for those with normal eyesight. Could have been more flamboyantly described.

Purchased as a mentor text for teaching ‘show don’t tell’ and ‘similes and metaphors’. Inspired the students and they created some amazing descriptive passages to describe colours, foods, emotions, places etc.. At the time we were also creating escape room puzzles and some students used the Braille as part of a code cracker puzzle.