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When Colors Disappeared 当颜色消失时 - A Bilingual English-Chinese Picture Book on Kindness Diversity and Imagination for Kids - cover

When Colors Disappeared 当颜色消失时 - A Bilingual English-Chinese Picture Book on Kindness Diversity and Imagination for Kids

Shu Chen Hou

Publisher: Publishdrive

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Summary

One morning, the world wakes up in black and white—no colors, no joy. But when children from around the globe come together, sharing their cultures, kindness, and creativity, color returns to the world in the most magical way.
 
When Colors Disappeared / 当颜色消失时 is a beautifully illustrated bilingual picture book (English & Simplified Chinese) that celebrates diversity, inclusion, and the power of friendship. Perfect for bedtime or classroom reading, this gentle story helps children understand the beauty of our differences while learning two languages at once.
 
Ideal for ages 3–8, early readers, bilingual learners, and families looking to foster empathy and global awareness.

Available since: 06/03/2025.

Print length: 46 pages.

Young Readers

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