my first favorite book ever

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	• Harold et le crayon rose Johnson Crockett Pocket, 2001 - 63 pages average customer review:based on 151 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

good book - Too small

Just a warning to buyers of books - look at the size of the book you are buying. I was disappointed to receive such a small book. Being a teacher reading these to my class was a challenge because of the small size, pages, pictures etc.

my first favorite book ever

my father gave me a copy of "Harold and the Purple Crayon" when i was just about four years old and i absolutely fell head over heels in love with Harold. i remember sitting on the floor for hours just flipping through this book page by page and imagining myself into the story. i truly believe that this book was the door that opened into my love of reading. So of course when i saw this book in my pre-schoolers book order i had to get it for him. and it turns out that he loves Harold almost as much as i did at that age. it's a wonderful story about how to use your imagination and that you don't need all of these high tech toys in the world today to do it. Harold only needed a crayon.

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An imaginative classic

Not only is this a favorite bedtime read for both my 2-year-old and my 5-year-old, but it was also one of my favorite books when I was a child. The way in which the little boy draws up his own world is so compelling that you long to jump in and explore right beside him. Harold's world of vivid purple lines is fantastic, mysterious, and even haunting. When I read the book, it is clear that Harold only reveals to us a brief but tantalizing glimpse into this vast realm of his. As we close the book each night, we continue to wonder: Where does that road eventually lead? Who lives in the city? What lies under the waters of the ocean? And, most importantly: Are the apples still safe?

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A Classic

I remember this book as a child and as a mother I read this book to my children. It is a beloved book in our library and it is awesome to still see this wonderful book about a little boy with his magic purple crayon and his incredible imagination in print. You are talking about a book that has been in print for half a century. Truly awesome!!!!

An Everlasting Classic

My husband (age 42) vividly remembers reading this book as a child. My son loves it even more! He was able to recite the entire book, just by looking at the illustrations before he turned two! A must read for every family.

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