Lyons Regional Library

When a shy unicorn's colors start to fade away, a group of spunky crayons band together to help their new friend get back his colors and gain self-confidence in the process.

"It's almost coloring time.. and these five bright crayons are about to work together to become a picture-perfect team!"--From publisher description

"Kids all around the world enjoy using crayons to make art. But how are crayons made? Engaging text combines with fascinating factory images to explore the materials, machines, and molds needed to make wax into crayons. Features map where crayons are made, highlight crayon stats, and show off needed machines. A full-page feature shows the steps to make crayons in one place. Readers will have a new appreciation for their favorite coloring tool!"--Provided...

When a girl receives a box of crayons for her fourth birthday, Green soon becomes her favorite color, and as the years pass by she and Green learn important life lessons through her art.

Everything Newton draws with his magic red crayon becomes real, and heeding his mother's admonition he flies the airplane he draws right out the window.

"Friends can make any day better and more beautiful! When you feel sad or alone, your world may seem gray, but when you're with friends, suddenly your world turns all the colors of the rainbow."--Page 4 of cover

Eric reluctantly agrees to share his crayons with his little sister Julieta, but will not give her any paper, forcing her to find other surfaces to draw on. Presented in English and Spanish.

This series takes children on a magical adventure to new and exciting places filled with fun and interesting characters. Harold uses his purple crayon to draw characters and situations which help him learn and have fun. As seen on HBO.

Learn about the creators of Crayolas, cousins Edward Binney and C. Harold Smith, following their story from childhood, their early work at Edwinѫs father's Peekskill Chemical Works, and the company's evolution into the Binney & Smith Company.

"Well, one day Yellow had had enough and said, "We won't stand for this anymore! Come on crayons! Let's go on strike! Let's go hide behind the closet door!"