Chameleon's Colors by Chisato Tashiro

"Chameleon's Colors" by Chisato Tashiro

Plot: It is the Story of a Chameleon who was tired of being unseen, and had the brilliant idea to paint the animals of the jungle.

Character: Chameleon the Chameleon and some others animals.

The story is really really interesting, I really had a good time.
I also really like the drawing style.

I have to to say that I felt bad for Chameleon when every animal started to turn against him.
In the beginning they all thought that it was a great idea too, but in the end the just get angry.

I have to say that, this kind of behavior also applies to people in real life.
I can't tell if it is a bad or good behavior, but all I can say is that
People usually blame others for anything bad happening to them.

Instead of finding a way to solve the problem, they will put all the responsibilities on others.
Of course not everyone but most of us do.

Ok let's go back to the point,
I really like this book because it teaches children why lions are not pink or why Hippopotamus are not yellow with white stripped.

I think it is also a great way to teach children to like themselves, to accept who they are or any features they possessed.
Because we are all born unique and it is useless to change the person we are.

In the beginning, Chameleon was quite upset that no one ever pays attention to him because of its abilities to blend in his surrounding.
He said that he was sick and tired of it.

But in the end, when everything when back to normal,
He wouldn't complain anymore.

I guess he started to accept who he is and be satisfied with it.

As I said earlier, we are all unique but different but the same in some ways.