Watch Millie as she creeps her way through the pages, munching on food items as she goes. Each vividly illustrated spread contains something delicious, from red apples and yellow bananas to blueberries. Turn the page, and she’ll pop out on her flexible ribbon – and a spot of the same colour as the object she has just eaten will appear on her body. This fun book teaches children the primary spectrum, and which colours mix to create new ones.
Millie the Millipede
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