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Baby's First Cherokee Colors

Is Coming! 2/23/27

Book Cover of Baby’s First Cherokee Colors illustrated by Beth Anderson and by author Brad Wagnon.

A pink coneflower bloom in the center of a white background with a yellow and black striped bee hovering and a ladybug crawling downwards.

Title translated in Cherokee Syllabary.

Mark your calendars for the arrival of the much-anticipated third book in the Baby’s First Cherokee series, Baby's First Cherokee COLORS. Due February 23, 2027, this exciting release promises to be a welcome addition to your child's collection, brimming with bright images, engaging content, and educational benefits.

Celebrate Indigenous Voices

Introduce your little one to a world of color and culture!

Featuring familiar everyday objects, the vibrant artwork and simple language help little ones connect what they see and hear, supporting early learning while gently welcoming them into the rhythms of the Cherokee language.

Learn Colors Three Ways

Each page presents colors in a clear, accessible format:

• English word

• Cherokee syllabary

• Easy-to-follow phonetic pronunciation

This thoughtful approach makes it easy for both children and adults to learn together—even if you’re brand new to Cherokee.

Why Families Love This Book

• Encourages Early Learning
  Builds vocabulary, color recognition, and language skills from the very start.

• Celebrates Indigenous Heritage
  A meaningful and joyful way to introduce children to the Cherokee language and culture.

• Read-Aloud Friendly
  Phonetic guides give parents, caregivers, and educators the confidence to pronounce each word with ease.

Invite Brad Wagnon for a book signing and speak at your next event! Brad enjoys sharing his Cherokee culture, traditional stories, the world of Bonsai, and knife making. Contact Alayne@nativevoicesbooks.com to schedule.

Brad Wagnon, Cherokee author.

Invite Beth Anderson to share her artistic journey with her third children’s book as she delves into the world of illustrating. Visit Water Bird Arts on Facebook and Etsy.

Beth Anderson, Cherokee Artist.

Three books in The Cherokee Syllabary collection.