Genre
Humorous stories
Metafiction
Picture books for children
Tone
Silly
Writing Style
Attention-grabbing
Illustration
Textured
Subject
Books and reading
Crayons
Monsters
Pencils
Character
Anthropomorphic

This story was a good way to tell children about how it is ok to not have the perfect drawing. I would also say that it could translate over into life. One of the last lines in the book helped solidify this, "even a messy scribble can be a lovely thing". This could help children, especially those who put high pressure on themselves, see that a "scribble" in life can actually turn out to be a good thing. ( )

This is a cute story that has a Halloween theme revolving around crayons. This book can teach children colors and even serve a role as a play. Students could take parts and read this story as a group. ( )

This book is about how a "scribble monster" that is terrorizing the crayon people. If he cannot be stopped then they may have to cancel their play

The crayons books gets canceled, as you read the book you find out the reason why. The crayons were ready to tell their story when someone scribbled on the page, a scribble is a terrible thing for a story. No matter how hard the crayons tried they only bade the scribble worse so the story had to be canceled. The crayons forgot to tell frankencrayon who was waiting on page 22, he found the scribble and gave it a mouth and legs and it left. The story ends with the crayons telling us four lessons to be learned from the book.