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Color Illusions

Color is all around us and humans start to see colors at the age of 3 months. But how much do you really know about color? Color Illusions explores every aspect: from what it is, to how you see it, to the way in which colors make you feel in a fun, interactive format appropriate for children.

Featuring pull out tabs, flaps, a multi-use decoder with 3D glasses, plus an amazing pop-up rainbow, Color Illusions lets readers uncover hidden images, blend their own colors, and learn color-based jokes and tricks to fool friends and family. Kids will discover which color doesn't actually exist, the color science behind camouflage, how color affects emotions, the symbolic meaning of color in cultures, plus see patterns of circles so bright they appear to be moving and a tie-dye pattern that appears to pulsate before their very eyes.

Packaged in a bright kaleidoscopic cover, Color Illusions will challenge the minds of young readers and everything they thought they knew about colors.

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"This interactive book will challenge the minds of young readers and everything they thought they knew about colors." - Tampa Bay Times

"Discover the weird world of color in this incredible interactive book of optical illusions, visual tricks, and fun facts. Look inside for a dizzying array of flaps, tabs, and spinning disks, a special decoder that helps you solve puzzles, and 3-D pictures that leap off the page." - San Diego Family Magazine

32 pages, Hardcover

First published September 15, 2014

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May 18, 2018
Color Illusions lives up to its name! It is chock full of illusion based on how our eyes perceive color. There is the classic "spinning" circles (and others of its ilk) as well as animal camouflage.

One of the neatest features was three acetates, colored cyan, yellow, and magenta, that you overlay onto a white picture. The order in which they are stacked effects the hue and dimension of the colors that your see. It is a more pinky-purple or a deeper blue?

Overall one of the best optical illusion books have read recently.
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