The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt
Duncan discovers his crayons have left due to unfair working conditions. When he reads their letters to him explaining why they left, he makes sure to give them equal importance when coloring.
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Max –
It was pretty cooll because the crayons talk. Even though they quit they come back to work again. My favorite part was when orange a red fight about being the color of the sun.