The Colour Monster 4 Books Collection Set by Anna Llenas - Ages 3-5 - Mixed Format

Titles in This Set. The Colour Monster. The Colour Monster: A Colour Activity Book. The Colour Monster Goes to School. The Colour Monster: A Pop-Up Book of Feelings. Details. Condition: New. Format: Mixed Format (Paperback & Pop-Up Hardback). ISBN: 9789124115111. Publisher: Templar Publishing. Age Range: Ages 2-4. Overview. The Colour Monster 4 Book Collection Set by Anna Llenas brings together the internationally loved emotions series in one gift-ready bundle. Perfect for preschoolers and early readers, it pairs the original bestselling picture book with a colouring activity book, a school-themed story, and an interactive pop-up edition, giving parents and teachers a colourful toolkit for talking about feelings and easing new experiences.. About the Books. The Colour Monster introduces a lovable, mixed-up monster who feels angry, happy, calm, sad, and scared all at once, until a kind little girl helps him sort his emotions by colour, turning an abstract idea into something young children can see and understand. A Colour Activity Book builds on this with colouring pages themed around each mood, letting children choose colours that match feelings while practising pencil control and creativity. The Colour Monster Goes to School follows the character through a nervous first day, from music time to lunch and new friendships, gently addressing worries many little ones feel before starting nursery or school. The Colour Monster: A Pop-Up Book of Feelings reimagines the original story with tactile, three-dimensional paper engineering, giving readers a hands-on, memorable way to revisit the emotional journey. Across all four titles, Anna Llenas's signature collage-style illustration and simple, rhythmic text make big feelings approachable, giving grown-ups an easy way to open conversations about emotional wellbeing. Whether used for bedtime stories, classroom circle time, or quiet colouring sessions, the set is designed to be returned to again and again as children grow in c