Colors for Zena

“This picture book embeds a lesson in primary and secondary colors into a simple narrative.” – Bulletin of the Center for Children’s Books

Praise for Apple Farmer Annie:

“…it has much to offer both the eyes and the mind. Wellington, perhaps best known for All My Little Ducklings, has outdone herself with the bursting, ripe brightness of her illustrations.” – Kirkus Book Reviews

“Charming and cheery, her story makes a great read-aloud. The illustrations seem to step right out of a coloring book with simple shapes, objects, and bright, crayon-box colors.” – School Library Journal

“The illustrations, bright, colorful, and detailed, have a pleasant, childlike quality, and recipes for applesauce, muffins, and cake make for extra fun.” – Booklist

Praise for Gabby and Grandma Go Green:

“This upbeat picture book is charming and attractive. The rounded simple shapes give the art a childlike feel, and the many things to look at can turn the book into an interactive experience as adults ask children what they spy. A delightful way to introduce “going green.” – Booklist

“Wellington energetically weaves an optimistic green message into an urban backdrop.” – Publishers Weekly