Hardcover
Published Nov. 14, 2013 by Penguin.
When Duncan arrives at school one morning, he finds a stack of letters, one from each of his crayons, complaining about how he uses them.
While the story is cute, it’s the illustrations that really make this children’s picture book fun. Read my full review here.
While the story is cute, it’s the illustrations that really make this children’s picture book fun. Read my full review here.
This was a great book. I had lots of fun reading each crayon's complaints in a different voice, and the kids loved examining the different pictures. Their favorites are the Rainbow Crayon at the end, and poor Peach Crayon. They giggle so much over Peach's issue. :)
Instant classic in this house, on par with "The Book With No Pictures."
This was a great book. I had lots of fun reading each crayon's complaints in a different voice, and the kids loved examining the different pictures. Their favorites are the Rainbow Crayon at the end, and poor Peach Crayon. They giggle so much over Peach's issue. :)
Instant classic in this house, on par with "The Book With No Pictures."
