Barney's Color Train is a 2000 children's picture book that was written by Gayla Amaral and illustrated by Darrell Baker.
The book was later re-released by Scholastic and HIT Entertainment in 2003.
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Learn about colors with Barney! Come along for a ride on the color train. Children will love helping Barney load the red car with red strawberries, the orange car with orange pumpkin pies, and the green car with green frogs.
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- An audio cassette version was released with the book in 2000 that included the songs "Down By the Station" and "Colors All Around" which were taken from the albums I Love to Sing with Barney and Barney's A Great Day for Learning respectively. In addition, Bob West voiced Barney in those songs.
- The book and read-along tape won the 2000 National Parenting Publications Gold Award.[1]
- An electronic visual version of the book was later packaged with the DVD of Now I Know My ABCs. The original cassette for this book featured the voice of Tim Dever as Barney. The read-along on the DVD features the voice of Dean Wendt as Barney. Both versions contained the music done by David Bernard Wolf.
- This book (along with Babies & Barney: Hooray for Babies!) was released five years after Zoomba in Toyland and The Turtle Who Lost His Shell were released and four years after Barney's Treasure Hunt was released.
- This book was released on Phyllis Cicero's forty-second birthday and Mary-Margaret Pyeatt's forty-first birthday.
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