Description: Pink.

PINK.

PINK.

Madison loved pink. Wholly, completely, deeply, truly pink. Is there any other color in the world? No -- never. What for? Did there ever need to be?

Day by day, Madison begins to create a totally pink world. What could be more perfect? Perfectly pink! But something is missing....

Then Madison remembers her favorite brown bear, her red fire truck, her green balloon. Pink is nice -- it really is -- but it needs the other colors to shine, and so does Madison! What is she to do now?

This delightful first picture book by Kate Feiffer illustrates the age-old adage -- be careful what you wish for, as it might come true. Complemented by Bruce Ingman's inspired artwork, "Double Pink" will charm enthusiasts of all colors of the rainbow.

Children's Literature Review: When Madison was a baby, her parents could not wait for her to say her first word. Would it be "Momma? Dadda?" No, Madison's first word was "pink." And from that day on, Madison's favorite color was pink. She dressed all in pink, she had the walls and ceiling in her bedroom painted pink, she even gave away all her non-pink toys. At her birthday party everyone ate pink cake while wearing pink party hats and playing Pin the Pink on the Rainbow. All her gifts were wrapped in pink wrapping paper, and every single gift inside was, you guessed it, pink. Madison was perfectly happy in the perfectly pink world she had created for herself until one day when things got a little out of hand. Sitting in her pink bedroom covered from head to toe in pink, Madison disappeared. Madison's tale is illustrated using simple line drawings in which the color pink is featured prominently; first a touch of pink here and there on every page in soft pastel shades, changing to a deep shocking pink covering the e...

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