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My packaging is all made from recycled materials and is sustainably made But when they come together, they can create a truly spectactular celebration! Stopping off at Buckingham Palace, the Natural History Museum and St Paul’s Cathedral, among others, when you’ve finished reading, it’s moving wheels mean you can roll the book along the floor. A hilarious book that children and adults will love! So this pair of books are a real treat for your little transport lover. A very well-made and sturdy board book, it provides lots of hide-and-seek fun. The Number One New York Times Bestseller! It’s Duncan’s birthday, and the crayons all want to make him a card! Poor Duncan just wants to colour in. This set will not only keep your child entertained, it will also spark their imagination as well.
Reviews
CobWeb
I bought this and its companion because the premise and previews appealed to me as an adult. The book is in a letter format written by the crayons to their own we Dunken. This imaginative story takes us into the world of Duncan, a young boy who opens his box of crayons to find that they come to life with their own unique personalities and colorful complaints.
Gizem Aktan
One page letters, written by some disgruntled crayons. The childlike illustrations are also lovely and it has a nice overall message about inclusion. From Red feeling overworked to Peach feeling neglected, each crayon has something to say, and it's both hilarious and heartwarming. My little one loved this book!
Carmen
Don’t get me wrong. 25 cm square, the paperback book has inner flap extensions with a summary of the story on the front one and, on the back, information about the author: DREW DAYWALT & the illustrator: OLIVER JEFFERS, of LOST and FOUND fame, nonchalantly mentioned, upside-down on the front cover of this book! The book is filled with colourful pictures and simple illustrations. Sadly the cover has been damaged 💔
Amazon Customer
Spanning 31 pages, between the beginning and the ending, are the 'letters' to Duncan, each one on the left-hand page, accompanied by a relevant picture on the right-hand page, illustrating the crayon’s colour and the particular grievance. ’At the end, a compromise is reached and ‘everything’ is happy ever after. Measuring in around 25.
Tells It Straight
Even if you're an adult, it brings you back to your childhood. Well written. It's one for the future as my granddaughter is too young yet. Written as a young hand might; sometimes in capitals, sometimes with a loop, sometimes with a scribble out, and, generally, on a slant despite any lines, the story begins on the covers with a hint of just what might be inside.
honestguineapig
I ADORE Oliver Jeffers and his illustrations—they're so charming and whimsical! with some militant-looking crayons! Very interesting book.
Lee
This is a really good book. I appreciate the book's clever storytelling and vibrant illustrations, which keep my child engaged from start to finish.
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