Customer Reviews

Dora's Color Adventure! (Dora the Explorer)

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My 2 year old is a Dora fan. We nearly have every book of hers. This one is not one of our favorites. It is a larger board book that is hard to hold for small hands. And there is no spanish to learn in this one. The object of this book is to find things that are the color Dora is asking for. If you are looking for a simple colors book then this might interest you. But if you are looking for a story to teach colors, this is not the book to get.

This book is probably better for the 1-4 year old crowd, than the 4-8 year olds, as it primarily is about finding colors. It is more fun than the other "simple" color books that we have. If you have a little Dora fan, they will enjoy this one.

It is also a sturdy board book, easy for little hands to turn and not tear pages.

My son, 2 1/2, was having a hard time with his colors and this book has really helped him. I was a little disapointed that the names for the colors were not in spanish as well as english. My daughter (4) is learning spanish and asks me how to say a color and I honestly don't know some of them and was hoping I would be able to learn too!

I am trying to teach my children a little Spanish- and since most Dora books have Spanish, I assumed this book would have both English and Spanish words for the colors. So, I just wrote the Spanish color names into the book.

I really like this book despite some of the other reviews. No, there's no Spanish words in the book, but it doesn't bother me because I took four years of Spanish and while I don't remember much, I do remember the colors. My 18 month old daughter loves the book because she loves anything Dora related. I'm trying to teach her colors and thought a Dora book might help. It is a little bigger than most board books; it's the same size of Baby Einstein's Baby Mozart book, but she has no problems with it. I think it's a good start for learning colors.