Mixed

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The Blues, Reds and Yellows lived in harmony. Reds were the loudest, Yellows the brightest and Blues were the coolest.

However when one of the colours proclaims they are the best, discord breaks out and eventually the colours decide to live in different parts of the city. Then one day a Yellow befriends a Blue and they become inseparable, discovering a world of different possibilities and colours.

From the brilliantly talented Arree Chung comes a sweet tale of difference and acceptance. Mixed is a charming and timely story with characterful illustrations and humour.

If you would like to be invoiced for this product (or would like a different quantity), please email julia@chestnutbooks.co.uk with an order number and we’ll be happy to help.

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The Blues, Reds and Yellows lived in harmony. Reds were the loudest, Yellows the brightest and Blues were the coolest.

However when one of the colours proclaims they are the best, discord breaks out and eventually the colours decide to live in different parts of the city. Then one day a Yellow befriends a Blue and they become inseparable, discovering a world of different possibilities and colours.

From the brilliantly talented Arree Chung comes a sweet tale of difference and acceptance. Mixed is a charming and timely story with characterful illustrations and humour.

If you would like to be invoiced for this product (or would like a different quantity), please email julia@chestnutbooks.co.uk with an order number and we’ll be happy to help.

We love this book because it is:

  • a visual representation of embracing differences

  • a celebration of friendship and kindness

  • an accessible way to start conversations about racism

Learning opportunities:

  • PSHE ~ we are all unique

  • PSHE ~ racism

  • PSHE ~ look at the characters facial expressions and explain how they are feeling

  • PSHE ~ compare life at the start and the end of the story. Which is better?

  • Writing ~ add thought bubbles to some of the pages

  • Art ~ colour mixing

  • Art ~ create a colourful picture of the town at the end of the story

  • Reading ~ read the Smeds & the Smoos by Julia Donaldson and compare the stories

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