
The Crayons' Book of Feelings
The Crayons seriesEach crayon color shows a different feeling. A bright, simple way to give little kids words for what they feel.
by Javaka Steptoe
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Young Jean Michel Basquiat dreams of being a famous artist and turns his world into art. A Caldecott winner bursting with energy.

Each crayon color shows a different feeling. A bright, simple way to give little kids words for what they feel.

A boy finds an old camera on the beach, and the photos inside reveal secret underwater worlds and the kids who found it before him. A stunning wordless adventure.

Harold draws his whole adventure with one purple crayon. A timeless classic about imagination.

Aaron loves to draw but struggles to read, so a class storytelling assignment fills him with dread. A heartfelt Questioneers story about dyslexia, art, and finding your own way to tell a story.

The crayons teach colors in their funny way. Great for toddlers learning colors.

Torn paper, spills, and smudges turn into something wonderful with a little imagination. An interactive book that helps kids see mistakes as a chance to create.

The crayons go on strike with letters explaining why. Clever, funny, and a modern classic.

Vashti is sure she can't draw, until her teacher frames the single dot she made in frustration. A modern classic about courage, creativity, and making your mark.