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Kid Tea [Hardcover]

Elizabeth Ficocelli , Glin Dibley
4.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (9 customer reviews)


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March 1, 2007 3 - 5 years
Monday, fun day, mud-pies-in-the-sun day. What do you get when you dunk two muddy kids in a bathtub full of clean water? Kid Tea! The water in the tub changes color to match the food the brother and sister ate or the things they played with during the day. Brown for mud, purple for popsicles—a different color of "kid tea" for each day of the week! Kids will enjoy the repetitive, sing-song text: "Dunk me in the tub, please, for blue kid tea!" Glin Dibley’s playful art rendered in acrylic, color pencil, and digital techniques lends a hand in helping children learn about colors and the days of the week.


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Kindergarten-Grade 2–This book introduces colors and days of the week. Each day a boy and girl do something different, such as play football or enjoy popsicles, resulting in differently colored bath water at night. These kids play their hearts out, as evidenced by the illustrations, and are shown primarily in interactive pursuits. The singsong rhymes lend themselves to a rollicking read-aloud session, with plenty of child participation. The refrain for each day is written in that day's color–Dunk me in the tub, please,/for purple kid tea!–to help reinforce color awareness. Dibley's pencil, acrylic, and Photoshop art is exuberant–bright colors, splotches, and dribbles add to the enjoyment of the tale. And if you are wondering if these two children can ever get clean, they do make an effort on Sunday–go-to-church-and-sing day,/steeple-bells-will-ring day–and look quite angelic, indeed.–Susan E. Murray, Glendale Public Library, AZ
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A jaunty rhyme chronicles the different ways a kid can get dirty during the day. Then comes the washing up, which leads to a dunking in clean bath water that results in "kid tea." For instance, "Monday, fun day, / mud-pies-in-the-sun-day" makes for brown bath water, but "Tuesday, new day, / Popsicles to choose day" provides dripping grape Popsicles that result in purple baths. The concept is cute and the rhymes are concrete if somewhat repetitious. The artwork, featuring two large-headed kids, captures much of the fun, although the pictures could have gone further to draw out the concept. The big, brightening attraction is the Jell-O-like colors that change from page to page as they show how much fun kid tea can be. Ilene Cooper
Copyright © American Library Association. All rights reserved

Product Details

  • Age Range: 3 - 5 years
  • Hardcover: 40 pages
  • Publisher: Two Lions (March 1, 2007)
  • Language: English
  • ISBN-10: 0761453334
  • ISBN-13: 978-0761453338
  • Product Dimensions: 10 x 0.4 x 8 inches
  • Shipping Weight: 12.8 ounces
  • Average Customer Review: 4.9 out of 5 stars  See all reviews (9 customer reviews)
  • Amazon Best Sellers Rank: #1,509,216 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)

More About the Author

Elizabeth Ficocelli is a best-selling, award-winning author of fourteen books for adults and children. Her adult books include Seven From Heaven: How Your Family Can Find Healing, Strength, and Protection in the Sacraments; Shower of Heavenly Roses: Stories of the Intercession of St. Therese of Lisieux; Lourdes: Font of Faith, Hope & Charity; and The Fruits of Medjugorje: Stories of True and Lasting Conversion.

For children, Elizabeth has authored a middle-grade chapter book entitled, The Imitation of Christ for Children. She has also written a series of books for younger children on the sacraments: Child's Guide to First Holy Communion, Child's Guide to Reconciliation, Child's Guide to the Seven Sacraments, and Child's Guide to the Rosary as well as a series on vocations: Where Do Priests Come From? Where Do Sisters Come From? and Where Do Deacons Come From?. For teenagers and young adults, Elizabeth has authored Bleeding Hands, Weeping Stone: True Stories of Divine Wonders, Miracles and Messages. She is also the author of Kid Tea (Marshall Cavendish), a secular children's book that teaches preschoolers colors and days of the week.

In addition to her books, Elizabeth is the author of numerous magazine articles for leading Catholic publications such as America, St. Anthony Messenger, Columbia Magazine, Catholic Parent, and Liguorian. She has appeared on the following EWTN television programs: Bookmark with Doug Keck, The Journey Home with Marcus Grodi, The Abundant Life with Johnnette Benkovic, and Sunday Night Live with Father Benedict Groeschel. She has also been a guest on numerous Catholic radio programs, including Kresta in the Afternoon with Al Kresta, Catholic Connection with Teresa Tomeo, The Son Rise Morning Show with Brian Patrick, The Catholic Channel with Gus Lloyd, Catholic Spirit Radio with Kris McGregor, and Morning Air with Sean Herriot. Recently, Elizabeth began hosting her own program, Answering The Call, on St. Gabriel Catholic Radio AM 820.

Elizabeth has spoken at the L.A. Congress, the National Catholic Educators Association Conference, the Oklahoma City Catholic Women's Conference, the Indiana Catholic Women's Conference, the Phoenix Catholic Women's Conference, the San Antonio Catholic Women's Conference as well as at numerous schools, parishes, and organizational meetings.

An enthusiastic convert to the Faith, Elizabeth and her husband reside in Columbus, Ohio, where they are raising four sons in the faith. For more information on Elizabeth's books, magazine articles, and presentations, media appearances, radio program, or to bring her to your next event, please visit her website at: www.elizabethficocelli.com



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5.0 out of 5 stars Very good kids book January 11, 2013
By Sandy
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Even though this isn't the book I thought it would be (I got the tite wrong), it is still a very good book, and it arrived in very good condition.
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5.0 out of 5 stars My 2 year old LOVES this book! June 15, 2011
Format:Hardcover
My daughter LOVES this book! After having it checked out of the library for 2 straight months, I finally caved in and bought it. The rhyming text is so much fun, and lends itself to your child 'filling in the blanks' as you read. We also love the color and days of the week review the book provides. Very vibrant and adorable illustrations make this book irresistible. Now we guess what color kid tea we will get at bath time each night!
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5.0 out of 5 stars Love this book!!! August 12, 2009
Format:Hardcover
Not only does this book teach the colors and the days of the week but it rhymes which is just fun!
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