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The Day the Crayons Quit
Book • 2017
In 'The Day the Crayons Quit', Duncan discovers that his crayons have written him letters explaining why they are quitting.
Each crayon has a unique complaint, from being overused to feeling underappreciated.
Duncan must find a way to address their concerns and get them coloring again.
The book is a colorful exploration of creativity and problem-solving, featuring engaging illustrations by Oliver Jeffers.
Each crayon has a unique complaint, from being overused to feeling underappreciated.
Duncan must find a way to address their concerns and get them coloring again.
The book is a colorful exploration of creativity and problem-solving, featuring engaging illustrations by Oliver Jeffers.
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Mentioned as a book that sparked controversy among colleagues but was ultimately included on the list for its humor and worker complaints.
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Henry Weber
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Mentioned by one of the speaker, whose son's drama class turned this book into a play where each kid had a part.
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Doug Brunt
Megyn Kelly: Special Mother’s Day episode of "Dedicated with Doug Brunt"
