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The Day the Crayons Quit is a playful and imaginative picture book told through a series of letters written by crayons to their owner, a young boy named Duncan. Each crayon expresses its frustrations, complaints, or dreams—Red is overworked, Blue is tired from coloring vast skies and oceans, while Beige feels overlooked. Through humor and creativity, the story explores themes of self-expression, empathy, and the importance of listening to different perspectives, all while celebrating the colorful power of imagination.
