*** Shortlisted for the 2023 Leeds Book Awards in the Early Years Category ***
...brilliant book with totally adorable illustrations by Ana Gomez. I've had way too much fun making rainbows after reading this clever tale. * Julie Sykes, Author of The Unicorn Academy *
Beautiful! I love Freya and her determination. * Anna Wilson, Author of The Wide, Wide Sea *
How to Catch a Rainbow is a gorgeous story of determination and imagination and a celebration of all the beautiful colours in our world. * Jodie Lancet-Grant, Children's Author *
This is an entertaining, lively book about creativity and nature, offering up a host of opportunities for budding artists and scientists to get inspired, and provides young readers a heartwarming tale of determination, love, and kindness. * The Bookery *
This is described as a 'vibrant' story and it certainly is! It is also joyful, fun, educational and empowering. The book is about a child who is creative, curious, determined and imaginative and independent. It strikes me that these are all admirable qualities that make Freya (the central character) a super role model for young readers. Especially as they read about how she overcomes her initial disappointment about the failed first attempt to make a rainbow and comes up with another idea to capture a rainbow. * Book Up North *
A warm-hearted, multi-coloured celebration of imagination and adventure. Rainbow hunting will be your new favourite thing! * Craig Barr-Green, Author of A Christmas in Cornwall *
This vibrant, imaginative story - brimming with Gomez's technicolour illustrations and a playful exploration of problem-solving - encourages little ones to talk about how rainbows are made... and is a joy to both look at and read. * Pam Norfolk, Lancashire Post *
What a wonderful book to make you cherish the beauty of the outside world and how to make the most of magical moments. * Mini Travellers *
