The Crayon That Drew Itself

Noah Ember

Sinossi

The Crayon That Drew Itself is a heartwarming and colorful children’s book that invites young readers to explore themes of fun and humor. Through the whimsical journey of Crissy, a crayon who dreams of drawing herself, children learn that art is not just about creating something beautiful, but about expressing emotions, embracing imperfection, and celebrating individuality. As Crissy rolls off the table and creates a colorful, playful mural with her crayon friends, she discovers that the best art comes from having fun and letting go of the fear of mistakes. This inspiring story helps children build confidence, develop empathy, and understand the importance of resilience and emotional expression in a fun and engaging way.

Disponibile da: 30/07/2025.

Lunghezza di stampa: 127 pagine.

Letteratura per ragazzi

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