Star Trek: My First Book of Colors

By Robb Pearlman, Jason Kayser (Illustrator)

Part of the Star Trek: My First Book series

Explore the galaxy's colors through a Starfleet cadet's eyes.

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22 pages

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Bookroo's summary

Embark on a vibrant journey across the galaxy with the youngest Starfleet cadet. Discover a shiny silver space station, a green captain, and colorful Starfleet uniforms. This board book introduces children to the wonders of space and science, blending pop culture with STEAM education. Packed with visual Easter eggs, it's a delightful experience for both young fans and adult collectors. Will you uncover all the hidden jokes and references as you explore these strange new worlds?

From the publisher

Go where no board book has gone before with this exploration of colors seen across the galaxy! Thanks to its innovative storytelling, breathtaking special effects, and engaging characters, Star Trek has, for over 55 years, captivated the imaginations of generations of fans. But far more than a simple entertainment, Star Trek has long been cited as the inspiration for countless scientists, engineers, writers, artists, and, of course, astronauts, to enter and succeed in their chosen fields of study. Now, for the first time, the youngest Trekkie can explore strange new worlds and see the universe through the eyes of a Starfleet cadet. Enjoy illustrations of a SHINY SILVER space station, a GORN GREEN captain wearing a GOLD lame tunic and BROWN gauntlets, and of course Starfleet officers wearing BLUE, YELLOW, and RED shirts! And because this pop culture primer is filled with more visual Easter Eggs and jokes than there are tribbles, it makes the perfect gift for the adult collector, too! When enjoyed along with Star Trek: My First Book of Space, Star Trek: My First Book of Colors offers readers and fans of all ages an age-appropriate, entertaining, and energizing first contact with a comprehensive STEAM (Science, Technology, Engineering, Arts, and Math) education.

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