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HARPERYCREST\n\n# A Picture forHarold's Room\n\nE  \n# An I CAN READ Book\n\nby Crockett Johnson  \nChildren who have loved the smallerHarold books will welcome this superb-ly funny I CAN READ Book about thediminutive wielder of the purple crayon.  \nHarold,whose artistic sense no onecan question,realizes that what his roomneeds is a picture.Naturally,he drawsone.And in stepping up into it to drawthe ever-necessary moon,Harold beginshis travels.  \nAs he wades through an ocean andnarrowly escapes being bumped by ahigh-flying jet,Harold notices that heis a giant.But then,while he walks be-side the railroad tracks he has helpfullyplaced along the way,he sees that he issmaller than the daisy he has just drawn.What will he do?How can he get home?It does not take the ingenious artist longto figure out a way,and his solution willdelight young readers-even those whoare not as facile with crayons as Harold!  \nHARPER &ROW,PUBLISHERS  \n40-80  \nY7  \nc  \n九  \nA PURPLE CRAYON ADVENTURE  \n# A Picture forHarold's Room\n\nby CROCKETT JOHNSON  \nHARPER&ROW,PUBLISHERS,NEW YORK  \n# A PICTURE FOR HAROLD'S ROOM\n\nCopyright @1960 by Crockett JohnsonPrinted in the United States of AmericaAll rights in this book are reserved.No part of the book may be used or reproducedin any manner whatsoever without written per-mission except in the case of brief quotationsembodied in critical articles and reviews.For information addressHarper &Row,Publishers,Incorporated49 East 33rd Street,New York 16,N.Y.Library of Congress catalog card number:60-6372  \n(一  \n7637  \n“I want a picture to puton my wall,\"said Harold.  \nS  \nHe drew a house withhis purple crayon.","cbCaifXZjjpCa6YW","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaifXZjjpCa6YW","pdf",1792997,72,"English","# A Picture for Harold's Room\n## Introduction to the Adventure\n## Harold's Creative Journey\n## Challenges and Solutions\n## Returning Home","[{\"question\":\"What does Harold want for his room?\",\"answer\":\"Harold decides that his room needs a 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