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Dave Eggers, Tucker Nichols
A true story about a landmark’s unexpected colour gives the book a clear focus: how the Golden Gate Bridge came to be orange. It may interest readers curious about design and how prominent structures acquire their appearance.
Edgar Allan Poe
This is a compact, atmospheric horror story where lavish celebration is set against plague and mortality. Its strongest appeal is the deliberate use of colour, rooms, sound and theatrical suspense rather than detailed psychological development.
Zillah Bethell
This is an imaginative adventure combining friendship, mystery and a robot with a society changed by water scarcity. It also gives sustained attention to Auden’s experience of achromatopsia and his changing relationship with that difference.
David McKee
A brief, visually striking fable about how judging groups by appearance can escalate into war. Its simple storytelling carries difficult ideas, while the final uneasy glance leaves the future unresolved.
Andrew Peters
This is a family story about depression seen through a child’s eyes. Its movement from confusion and self-blame towards help and hope may support a careful conversation about what illness can change.
Stephanie Meissner
Expect an introductory, activity-led exploration of colour, combining explanations with projects.
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