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From School Library Journal PreS-Gr 2-Marisol is an enthusiastic artist who doesn't hesitate to share her creations 'with the world'-on the refrigerator, through the mail, even on posters. So when the class prepares to paint a mural for the library, she is right there shouting, 'I'll paint the sky!' But she is flummoxed when she can't find blue paint. 'How am I going to make the sky without blue paint?' The problem gnaws at her until she watches a sunset. That night she dreams she is flying 'through a sky swirling with colors,' and next day, she mixes paints into 'an all-together new [sky] color.' Reynolds's familiar fluid drawings, executed in watercolor, ink, and tea, reveal a young girl filled with personality, squiggly hair flying, clothes adorned with contrasting patterns. The burst of color on the front endpaper is the only hint of the delight in store since the artwork to follow is almost devoid of color except for Marisol's creations. Only when readers get to the final spread that reveals the mural with Marisol's dazzling sky as backdrop for the multicolored fish leaping from the water below are they treated to a surprising display of the girl's creativity. This story, along with Reynolds's The Dot (2003) and Ish (2004, both Candlewick), carries the important message that there is an artist inside everyone and that sometimes finding that creative spark means doing the unexpected. In these days of filling in circles on tests, it's an important message to share with youngsters.-Marianne Saccardi, formerly at Norwalk Community College, CT?(c) Copyright 2011. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted. Read more Review Besides encouraging children to paint what they actually see rather than repeating the visual conventions they�ve learned, this original offering frames an apparent problem as a challenge with a simple solution. Rounding out the picture book series that began with THE DOT (2003), this fresh, whimsical picture book encourages the artist and the creative thinker in every child.�Booklist (starred review)Reynolds�s characteristically wispy and loose mixed-media art makes judicious use of color in a way that accentuates Marisol�s creativity. Once again, Reynolds�s message is to think outside the box, and Marisol�s efforts should encourage readers to do just that.�Publishers WeeklyFans of Reynolds will enjoy the succinct language enhanced by illustrations in pen, ink, watercolor, gouache and tea. Share this feel-good title with those who love art and those who can appreciate the confidence-building triumph of solving a problem on one�s own�creatively.�Kirkus ReviewsOnce again Reynolds has fashioned a gratifying tale for the artist within us. His hand-lettered text and illustrations rendered in pen, ink, watercolor, gouache, and tea create a unique picture book...This is truly a picture book that should be shared with audiences of all ages. (Highly Recommended)�Library Media ConnectionThis story, along with Reynolds�s The Dot (2003) and Ish (2004, both Candlewick), carries the important message that there is an artist inside everyone and that sometimes finding that creative spark means doing the unexpected. In these days of filling in circles on tests, it�s an important message to share with youngsters.�School Library JournalLike its predecessors, Sky Color is all warmhearted, multihued sweetness.�New York Times onlineReynolds is a pro at creating books about art, and each one feels fresh and new. Each captures an artist's sense of inspiration. And each one makes us want to pick up a brush, too.�Young Children Magazine Read more See all Editorial Reviews

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