
A boy draws his own world with one purple crayon, and it comes true
Harold draws a path, a moon, a boat and a picnic with his purple crayon, and each drawing becomes real. When he wants to go home, he draws his own bedroom.
Families who like a story about the power of imagination.
An inspiring story that shows children they can draw their own way out of any problem and home to bed.
Children’s Books · Imagination · Creativity · Bedtime
Ages 3–5
64 pages · about 15 minutes
Harold and his purple crayon.
A blank page that fills with a world.
The drawings are made with one line of purple.
Quiet and inventive.