🌈 EMERGENCY ART ALERT! 🎨 Marisol the MUSE-ician is here to flip the entire sky into a disco ball in Skycolors by Peter H. Reynolds. Spoiler: “Blue” is OVERRATED.

This rebel artist ditches the crayon box, declaring “Why pick one hue when you can have RAINBOW SOUP?” Watch her guerilla-paint the town (and clouds) with magenta splatter-storms, glitter galaxies, and a splash of “Whoa, is that a unicorn throwing up confetti?” Reynolds’ art? A psychedelic joyride—think The Dot meets Bob Ross on espresso. Parents: Prep for couch debates like “But CAN I paint the dog turquoise?”

Teachers, unleash CHAOS-TO-CREATIVITY: Host a “Color Lab” where kids mix mystery goo (ketchup + toothpaste?) to invent new shades. Name them. “Dragon Sneeze Green?” Yes. Marisol’s overalls? Iconic. They’re the Levi’s of Art Rebellion.

Rhyme Time Smuggled Wisdom: “Mix the MESS, skip the test—make your sky POP like a sparkler vest!” 🎆 Hidden STEAM win: Science of light (why sunsets blush pink) + color theory without the boring.

Fun Fact: The sky’s real color isn’t blue—it’s violet! Our eyes just fib. 🔍 Pair this with The Book of Mistakes for a “Perfectly Imperfect” storytelling slam.