REVIEW: “The Day the Crayons Quit” by Drew Daywalt

the-day-the-crayons-quitTHE VERDICT:

This is a funny, quirky and clever picture book that delivers a powerful message about the true nature of creativity.

Who’s it for:

Ages 3-7 will love this. Boys AND girls.

It’ll take you:

About 15 minutes.

The bottom line:

If you’re sick of pirates and princesses, this is the read for you and your kids. Funny, quirky and with a terrific message about creativity.

What it’s actually about:

Poor Duncan is facing a crayon revolt.

Each one of his colours is cross and has written him a letter detailing their list of grievances. He must find a creative solution, quickly, or his crayons will quit!

What the back cover says:

Debut author Drew Daywalt and renowned picture book maker Oliver Jeffers create a colourful solution to poor Duncan’s crayon revolt in this lively, imaginative story that will have children laughing and playing with their crayons in a whole new way.

Buy it here, and here

 

 

 

1 thought on “REVIEW: “The Day the Crayons Quit” by Drew Daywalt”

  1. Great recommendation! Have bought these books for my niece. Both myself and her mother loved them so much… It almost doesn’t matter if she doesn’t!

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