• Diploma for Best Illustrations for Children's Books awarded to Shirin Fattolahi for her work on Lenny and the Color Trouble

• Illustrations selected for the prestigious AFCC Book Illustrators Gallery

Have you ever been in a situation where people thought they knew what was going on with you, but they were totally wrong?

This story is all about the funny misunderstandings that happen when people jump to conclusions! It shows how easy it is for everyone to get things totally wrong when something weird happens, especially if they don't have all the details. The colorful stains on Lenny's face and hands become a big mystery, and the townspeople all think they know what's going on, but they couldn't be more off! It's a playful reminder that sometimes we assume the worst without asking the right questions. The story is full of laughs as Lenny tries to get everyone to understand what's really going on. In the end, it's a fun picture book about making sure your voice is heard, even when everyone else has their own ideas.

Color me troubled! Tag along with Lenny as he tries to have his voice heard in the cacophony of answers to a problem that does not exist!