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How to Find a Rainbow
Book Review
the rainbow was super-duper colourful!
Review by Adam, aged 6
This story was good but I didn’t like it when they didn’t find the rainbow. When the characters did find the rainbow it was my favourite part of the story as the rainbow was super-duper colourful!
The pictures were great, soft and I wanted the pictures to continue as the characters went on more adventures. I felt was sad when the journey came to an end.
Review by Adam’s big brother Haris, aged 7
The book was a lovely adventure story on rainbow hunting which they hunted to paint. One of the sisters saw the rainbow and excitedly told her sister because she was an artist. I liked the book because it had a rainbow and I think I’m going to build a rainbow in my Minecraft game.
I loved the rainbow hunt because it was funny- it was like they were on a little chase. The rainbow wasn’t there when they searched but it was the next minute behind them. It’s given me ideas of lots of rainbows I can make in my games/art as all the artwork was really fun.
About the Book
Reena and Rekha are sisters who are searching for a rainbow on a rainy day but finding it proves to be a challenge!
This brightly illustrated tale is about how to find light in one’s life on the gloomiest of days and give you a handy guide to making your own rainbow too!
Author
Alom Shaha
Alom Shaha is a British-Bangladeshi physics teacher, author, filmmaker, and science communicator. He has written several popular science books for children and adults—such as 'Mr Shaha’s Recipes for Wonder' and 'The Young Atheist’s Handbook'—and creates films and performances to make science accessible and inspiring.
Illustrator
Sarthak Sinha
Sarthak Sinha is an Indian-born artist and educator now based in the French Alps. He creates richly illustrated children’s books—such as T'he Boy on Fire' and 'Farah Loves Mangos'—from his tiny studio, and spent several years teaching kindergarten.
Reviewer Profile
Adam, 6
- Reviews: 1
- Likes: dragons, Ninjago and healthy food
- Dislikes: chocolate and plain butter
- Favourite Book: Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone by J.K. Rowling
- Favourite Film: Ninjago
- Favourite TV Programme: Race to Dragon's Edge
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