ROY G. BIV GOES MISSING! Pete the Kitty and the Unicorn's Missing Colors by Kimberly and James Dean

At the park Pete spots his buddy, Stevie the unicorn, looking sad.

"THE MAGIC UNICORN DANCE IS TONIGHT," SAYS STEVIE.

"I LOST THE COLORS IN MY TAIL PLAYING IN THE PARK."

"I'LL NEVER FIND MY COLORS BEFORE THE DANCE CONTEST!"

Pete wants to help restore Stevie's rainbow tail colors with his Magic Brush, but he needs to know what colors to look for.

"RED, ORANGE, YELLOW, GREEN, BLUE, INDIGO, VIOLET" SAYS STEVIE.

That's easy-peasy for Pete the Kitty. With his Magic Paint Brush, he gathers red from berries, orange from flowers, yellow from a butterfly, green from grass, indigo blue from the lake, and violet from the clouds, and zaps them into each plume of Stevie's tail.

With his rainbow tail restored to its spectacular spectrum, Stevie and Pete are ready to party down at the dance contest.

The scientifically esteemed ROY G. BIV rides again as the mnemonic device for remembering the colors of the rainbow, as Stevie the Unicorn wins the dance contest, and Pete the Kitty is proud to help his friend make a hit at the dance, in Kimberly and James Dean's rainbow rescue first reader, Pete the Kitty and the Unicorn's Missing Colors (My First I Can Read) (Harper I-Can-Read Books). This one by the prolific couple of Kim and James Dean is a great beginning reader for fans of little Pete and a rhythmic review of the colors for the preschool and primary crowd.

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