Right Away Orimae!: Holiday Book of Rhyme & Color

by Renee Robinson, Graphics Factory (Illustrations), Iclipart (Illustrations)

One of the author's most exciting accomplishments is her new Children Book Series. Each child is welcome to meet adorable animal characters as they learn about each holiday as experienced for the first time. Bonus chapters are added in each book allowing the child extra interaction through coloring. The first book of the holiday series is called: Right Away, Orimae! which depicts farm animals who are searching for luck on St. Patrick's Day in order to help Orimae, the milk cow who ran out of milk. The second book of the holiday series: The Bunny Tale is an adorable Easter story about the Easter Bunny and his secret helper. See what happens when the he is forced to stray off the bunny trail and ends up finding a wolf who is hungry and hunting for dinner.

48 pages, Paperback

First published March 3, 2013

About the author

One of the author’s most exciting accomplishments is her new Children Book Series. Each child is welcome to meet adorable animal characters as they learn about each holiday as experienced for the first time. Bonus chapters are added in each book allowing the child extra interaction through coloring.
The first book of the holiday series is called: Right Away, Orimae! which depicts farm animals who are searching for luck on St. Patrick’s Day in order to help Orimae, the milk cow who ran out of milk.
The second book of the holiday series: The Bunny Tale is an adorable Easter story about the Easter Bunny and his secret helper. See what happens when the he is forced to stray off the bunny trail and ends up finding a wolf who is hungry and hunting for dinner.

Reviews

[Amy Shannon]

Right away Orimae! was a remarkably written children's story. The poetry of the story, as well as the illustrations brought the farm yard characters to life. I literally laughed out loud, especially when Calamity Duck stated that she found a rabbit's foot, only to discover it was still attached to the Rabbit.

Though it was a children's book, the humor and light-heartedness of the story made it a joy to read it as an adult.

[Renee Robinson]

I registered a book at BookCrossing.com!
http://www.BookCrossing.com/journal/12672747

[Renee Robinson]

I registered a book at BookCrossing.com!
http://www.BookCrossing.com/journal/12672784