Carlos the Chameleon knows he can be every color in the rainbow. Bored being just (verde) green on a leaf or marrón (brown) on a trunk, he goes out on the limb where he can really dress up. He turns amarillo (yellow) as he dances the La Mariposa Mambo with a yellow butterfly, roja (red) when he dances La Rumba Rosa with the red roses, and purpura (purple) when he dances El Tulipán Tango with the purple tulips. Happy with his many colors, he sings "Life is Exciting! Life is Fun! When you're out on a Limb! Out in the SUN!!!" Children learn new words in English and Spanish, as they enjoy dancing with Carlos and his girlfriend Carmelita. Easy movement activities and a Spanish Language glossary are included. Also see companion book: Chameleons Coloring and Activity Book and other books in the Literacy in Action Series: Rockin', Rappin', and General Recreatin' with the Reptiles, and The Solstice Pup and their companion coloring and activity books. According to Developmental Biologist, Charles Piaget, "... activity facilitates thinking ability and learning."