The graphic renderings in this book are so elegant and artistic, yet respectful and reverent at the same time. I’m well past learning my colors, but I still found this book pleasant to flip through. Considering the target audience wasn’t adult clergymen, I decided to let some of the kids at my church try it out and it was a joy to watch them all pile on each other so everyone could see and point out the colors (and occasionally end up debating over which color is the best)! My vote goes to blue.

This is a perfect book for little ones just learning their colors and just beginning to ask questions about church. My daughter loves pointing out all the colors she knows, and she even recognizes several icons!

This small, sturdy book is perfect for toddlers to pore over in and out of church. Filled with vivid, simplified images Orthodox children will recognize, the board book is a helpful learning tool not only for colors, but for words like "procession," "dome," chalice," and "semantron." This is a valuable little addition to the bookshelves of American Orthodox children.

My kids are right around the age of learning colors, and this is the perfect book to help teach them. I love the concept of incorporating church life into their development and education.