Everything Red is a joyful, concept-rich book created to help young children explore color through clear visuals, lyrical text, and meaningful connection. Designed with visual accessibility in mind-including support for children with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI)-this book pairs real, high-contrast images with simple language to spark visual attention, build early vocabulary, and encourage curiosity. From bright berries to shiny fire trucks, each red object is thoughtfully chosen and arranged to create space for looking, learning, and delight. Engaging rhythms and gentle repetition help children connect words to images and deepen understanding of this foundational color concept. Perfect for early learning at home, in the classroom, or during therapy sessions, Everything Red invites every child to slow down, notice, name, and enjoy a world full of red. Created for real learners. Built with love. Amy Shepherd, M.Ed., is a parent, educator, and advocate for children who are blind or visually impaired. Her journey began as the mother of a young man who is legally blind and has grown into a mission to make early learning more accessible, engaging, and joyful for all children.Amy currently serves as the Parent Liaison for the Michigan Department of Education's Resources for Blind and Low Vision. She holds a Master's in Education and Social Policy from Northwestern University, a Perkins-Roman CVI Range Endorsement, and a graduate certificate in CVI from the University of Massachusetts Boston.Amy is the founder of the CVI Book Nook, where she develops literacy tools rooted in evidence-based practice and meaningful visual access. Her growing catalog with Little Dandelion Press includes Ready for School, Count with Me, Fall Is..., Winter Is..., Spring Is..., Summer Is..., and Five Friendly Ghosts-each created with intention, love, and a deep respect for diverse learners.Her work reflects a commitment to representation, belonging, and accessible early literacy experiences for every child. Rachel Worden is the founder and publisher of Little Dandelion Press, a children's imprint dedicated to creating joyful, inclusive books designed with visual accessibility in mind. As a parent to a child with Cortical Visual Impairment (CVI) and multiple disabilities, Rachel brings personal experience, advocacy, and a deep understanding of accessibility to her work.In her role as editor, Rachel ensures each Little Dandelion Press title aligns with CVI-informed design principles while preserving storytelling that feels warm, engaging, and delightful for all children. Her editorial approach centers on clarity, simplicity, and meaning-supporting early learning, connection, and belonging on every page.