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Harold and the Purple Crayon
Book • 1955
In this classic children's book, Harold, a curious four-year-old boy, decides to go for a walk in the moonlight.
With his magic purple crayon, he draws a moon, a path, and various landscapes to navigate through his adventure.
Harold encounters a dragon, sails across waters, enjoys a picnic of nine flavors of pies, and even flies in a hot-air balloon.
Eventually, tired and seeking his bedroom window, Harold draws his way back home and to bed.
The book celebrates the power of imagination and creativity.
With his magic purple crayon, he draws a moon, a path, and various landscapes to navigate through his adventure.
Harold encounters a dragon, sails across waters, enjoys a picnic of nine flavors of pies, and even flies in a hot-air balloon.
Eventually, tired and seeking his bedroom window, Harold draws his way back home and to bed.
The book celebrates the power of imagination and creativity.
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