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The Day the Crayons Quit, authored by Drew Daywalt and the international bestseller illustrator and artist Oliver Jeffers, is The Number One New York Times Bestseller! It is compiled for children, to encourage them play with crayons and colours. Summary of the Book Debut author Drew Daywalt has teamed up with Oliver Jeffers to compile a colourful book which works as an answer to a crayon-based crisis in a lively, inventive story. It will have children amused and playing with their crayons in a completely innovative way. The story is of a boy called Duncan who just wants to play around with colours. But whenever he opens his box of crayons, he only discovers letters, all of which just say: We quit! The colour Beige seems to be exhausted of being the second fiddle to Brown, Pink just wishes to be used while Blue badly yearns for a pause from tinting in all that water every time. Green is composed unlike other colours and has no complaints whatsoever, but Orange and Yellow are not on talking terms with each other! Now what need to be drawn are the battle lines! Own a copy of The Day the Crayons Quit to find out what Duncan does to solve this problem, and in turn how the story makes your child delightful. About Drew Daywalt Drew Daywalt is an award winning author of children’s books and a horror filmmaker. He claims that he grew up reading Dr. Seuss who inspires most of his writings for children. The Day the Crayons Quit is his first book for children.