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Leon the Chameleon

By Sarah Rosenfeld

A review of Leon The Chameleon by Melanie Watt

Published on April 1, 2001

Leon The Chameleon
Melanie Watt

Kids Can Press
$14.95
hardcover

Leon the Chameleon (Kids Can Press, $14.95 hardcover, young readers) by Melanie Watt is the result of a colour theory project the author undertook while studying graphic design at UQAM. The beautiful bold lines and saturated colour of the illustrations introduce little ones to the colour wheel. Leon, who is always changing to the wrong colour, helps too. mRb

Sarah Rosenfeld is a writer and associate editor for a travel and leisure magazine for Canadian physicians.

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