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Harold and the Purple Crayon is a 1955 children's book by Crockett Johnson. This is Johnson's most popular book. It led to a series of other books, and inspired many adaptations. The protagonist, Harold, is a curious four-yr-old boy who, with his purple crayon, has the power to create a globe of his own simply by drawing information technology.
Harold wants to go for a walk in the moonlight, merely there is no moon, so he dra
Harold and the Regal Crayon (Harold #one), Crockett Johnson pseudonym for David Johnson LeiskHarold and the Purple Crayon is a 1955 children's book by Crockett Johnson. This is Johnson's most popular book. It led to a series of other books, and inspired many adaptations. The protagonist, Harold, is a curious four-year-erstwhile male child who, with his purple crayon, has the power to create a world of his ain simply past drawing it.
Harold wants to go for a walk in the moonlight, simply at that place is no moon, so he draws ane. He has nowhere to walk, then he draws a path. He has many adventures looking for his room, and in the terminate he draws his own house and bed and goes to sleep.
تاریخ نخستین خوانش: روز پانزدهم ماه آگوست سال2012میلادی
عنوان: هارولد و مداد شمعی بنفش کتاب یک؛ نویسنده و تصویرگر: کراکت جانسون؛ مترجم: فاطمه حجوانی؛ تهران، قدیانی، سال1390؛ در64ص، مصور، فروست: مجموعه قصه های هارولدیک1؛ شابک9789645367204؛ موضوع داستانهای خیال انگیز کودکان از نویسندگان ایالات متحده آمریکا - سده20م
هارولد، پسر چهار ساله، شب هنگام از خانه بیرون میرود، تا قدم بزند؛ همه جا تاریک است، اما «هارولد» مداد بنفشش را با خودش آورده است؛ او با مداد بنفش، یک ماه در آسمان، و یک راه بر روی زمین، نقاشی میکند؛ «هارولد» پیش از اینکه گام بردارد، باید با مداد بنفش، زمانی را که گامش بر آن فرود میآید، نقاشی کند؛ هنگامی که گرسنه است، با مداد بنفش غذا مهیا میکند؛ اژدهایی نقاشی میکند، اما از اژدها میترسد؛ با مداد بنفش، قایق نقاشی میکند و در آب شناور میشود؛ در تنهایی، نیاز به دوست را احساس میکند...؛ «هارولد»، پسر کنجکاوی ست که با مداد بنفشش، دنیای تازه ای میسازد؛ در دنیایی که ساخته، غول جادوگر را از پای درمیآورد، و باغ را سبز میکند، به آسمان سفر میکند، به قطب شمال میرود، در سیرک ماجرا میآفریند؛ او داخل تابلو میرود، و دو دنیای خیال و واقعیت را نزدیک به هم میبیند؛ شما نیز در این سری هفت جلدی، همین خیال را تجربه میکنید: «به کودک درونتان اجازه دهید خودش باشد تا پرواز کند.»؛
سری «هارولد»، از کلاسیکهای ادبیات کودک در جهان است، و در سال1955میلادی نوشته شده است؛ با اقتباس از همین مجموعه، فیلم، تئاتر، سریال تلویزیونی، انیمیشن و بازی رایانه ای ساخته و پرداخته شده، و در برنامه های درسی آموزش هنر نیز، از آنها سود میبرند؛ کودکان دیروز و امروز و فردا، و آدم بزرگهایی که کودک درونشان هنوز زنده است، دنیای «هارولد» را دوست میدارند، از آن لذت میبرند، شگفت زده میشوند، و خیالشان بال میگشاید
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Harold has a magic purple crayon that can apparently draw annihilation Harold imagines.
This volume was FREE as an Amazon Prime number member, and who doesn't love FREE stuff? Every bit far as content thought, this children'southward story is average. Although I accept read this book before, I forgot what was involved because information technology was so unremarkable. Nevertheless, this volume does lead well into some adept jokes for adults: Harold, what can your green crayon do? Harold, can you lot delight draw me a giant
Costless book that makes for good jokesHarold has a magic purple crayon that can apparently draw annihilation Harold imagines.
This book was Free as an Amazon Prime member, and who doesn't love Free stuff? As far as content thought, this children's story is boilerplate. Although I have read this volume earlier, I forgot what was involved because it was and then unremarkable. Nonetheless, this book does lead well into some good jokes for adults: Harold, what can your green crayon exercise? Harold, tin you please draw me a giant pile of money so I can swim through it like Scrooge McDuck? Harold, practice you accept a sister called Maude?
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The niece didn't read this and the nephew is in a phase right now. He'southward a chip of a handful and he is only out-of-sorts sometimes. He had been throwing tamtrums all evening. I idea he a sto
It's astonishing what i purple line tin can do for a story. Harold has a imperial crayon and he goes on a journeying with his imagination. The illustrations are elementary and the book is enduring and beautiful. Everything is black and white ink drawings with that one purple crayon. Information technology's pretty brilliant what Crockett did hither.The niece didn't read this and the nephew is in a phase right now. He'southward a bit of a handful and he is just out-of-sorts sometimes. He had been throwing tamtrums all evening. I idea he a story might turn the tide and it did not. Anyway, he said this was a stupid story and he hated it. He gave it i star and told me non to read this kind of story to him anymore. He was wound upward this evening. He didn't want to go to sleep either. Non every night tin can be a good one.
I do think he would enjoy this story at another time, so I might try and read it again.
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Now, you see, my lilliputian Scoutie Kat loves Harold and the Purple Crayon, and I think it is because I finally figured out the vocalization for reading aloud. I night final month we were sitting effectually, and I was exhausted, so rather than try to muster energy and liven up proceedings, I just went with my
I read this many, many times to my twins, and they liked it well enough, but they much preferred Where the Wild Things Are and Stone Soup. I wasn't certain why, but I never gave it much thought until now.Now, yous come across, my little Scoutie Kat loves Harold and the Purple Crayon, and I think information technology is because I finally figured out the voice for reading aloud. One night final month we were sitting effectually, and I was exhausted, so rather than effort to muster energy and liven up proceedings, I but went with my exhaustion, put in a pseudo-mid-western emphasis and languidly set off on Harold'southward journeying.
Turns out that languid is a big striking -- at least with Scoutie. Slow and steady and soothing is the voice she likes, and I discovered, much to my surprise, that I liked the story more than I ever had before. I think I'd ever been reading it wrong, trying to make it into an adventure, rather than a journeying to sleep. Silly me.
I have it now, though, and I'll never read it some other fashion over again.
(p.south. Until today I had it ranked at three stars, just I've added another now. Harold deserves information technology.)
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"But it's about how creativity can accept you lot anywhere!" they cried. And "aye," you babbled: "Anywhere regal." Because that'due south all it is, kid, isn'
Here is the first betrayal in a long life of betrayals, child. Your parents told you it was a classic, didn't they? Their optics were probably limpid with nostalgia as they gave it to y'all. "It'southward about imagination," they simpered. And you lot took it in your grubby little easily, and y'all put it in your grubby lilliputian rima oris, and you thought, "THIS IS BORING.""But it'due south about how creativity tin take you anywhere!" they cried. And "yeah," you babbled: "Anywhere royal." Considering that's all information technology is, child, isn't it? Information technology'southward just regal lines. "No," they protest, "it'due south pie and dragons!" Scribbly purple pies and dragons, and not the real affair. The existent pie is in the refrigerator, the real dragons are in your sofa fort, and this is boring.
Yous might as well know now, kid: your parents are boring. Your teachers are boring. You will be assaulted on all sides by books that grown-ups think are good for you, and they will be irksome. By the end of it, the dearest of reading volition be crushed out of your body and you volition become a lawyer.
As y'all grow, you volition face more ho-hum books:
Wind in the Willows
Piddling House in the Big Woods
Moby-Dick
Proust
They are all ho-hum. Did your parents honestly like them? Yes, they did, because they were never children similar you. They were born pocket-sized adults, and they became big adults, and they have ever liked boring things. Throw this book behind the changing tabular array where no parent can retrieve it, and read these instead:
Madeline
Matilda
Harriet the Spy
Wuthering Heights
Borges
And if any grown-up tries to talk to you nigh Harold and his stupid crayon, seize with teeth them.
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What were his parents thinking? Didn't they realize that y'all should put toddlers to bed early on and brand sure they stay there? And didn't they know that you shouldn't give magical objects to young children? Harold could have fallen out of bed and ended up with an owie. What is worse, he could have gotten lost, eaten, injured, kidnapped, jailed or drowned.
This book should exist p
This is a book nigh an insomniac toddler who gets out of bed and goes wandering effectually at night armed with a magic crayon.What were his parents thinking? Didn't they realize that you should put toddlers to bed early and make sure they stay there? And didn't they know that you shouldn't requite magical objects to young children? Harold could have fallen out of bed and concluded upwardly with an owie. What is worse, he could have gotten lost, eaten, injured, kidnapped, jailed or drowned.
This volume should be prohibited because it encourages fail and shows a lamentable overuse of imagination.
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Children's book pick ii out of 3 and I accept to say, after all the hype surrounding what a fantastic book this is, I just didn't see information technology. Sure it'southward a cute read, simply for something and so beloved I expected a little... more? Anyway, on to the side by side one!
P.S. my kids weren't all that interested either so I estimate it wasn't simply me.
This was my choice for the Popsugar prompt "A book with your favorite color in the title"Children's book pick 2 out of three and I accept to say, later on all the hype surrounding what a fantastic book this is, I only didn't see it. Sure information technology's a beautiful read, just for something so beloved I expected a little... more? Anyhow, on to the adjacent one!
P.South. my kids weren't all that interested either so I guess information technology wasn't merely me.
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Abandoning these at their banquet of overabundance, Harold/Aeneas continues his journey. He tries to climb a mountain to help locate his objective (the land where he is destined to settle), but it is only after a plunge into an completeness that he can gain enlightenment. Here Johnson has replaced the Roman conception of the underworld with a more strikingly literal representation - in that location "wasn't whatsoever other side" of the mountain, simply a void. Finally sensing that he is near to his destination, he passes first by a false firm and so an entire false city - obvious metaphors for the false destinations such as Sicily which tempt the Trojan settlers. Harold/Aeneas "asks a policeman" (King Latinus) for directions, merely, every bit Aeneas is guided by divine destiny, Latinus merely directs him "the manner he was going anyhow". Vergil'south theme that a divine origin - and the house religious foundation built upon this - is the wellspring of Roman glory is well symbolized past the ending; the journey of Harold/Aeneas ends when he embraces "pietas" and the destiny placed upon him by Venus, and builds his "room" effectually her (thus establishing the Roman race).
Crockett Johnson's masterful interpretation of this theme through spartan monochrome illustrations offers a remarkable counterpoint to Vergil's ornate Latin poetry. Merely the top of his creation lies in the titular instrument. It is no corking exaggeration to say that Vergil's patron, Augustus, was at the time engaged in remaking Rome in his ain image. The author's metaphor is dual - Harold is non merely Aeneas, founder of the Romans. He is Augustus, the fulfillment of the Aeneid's central prophecies, redrawing Rome with an imperial purple crayon.
"And and so Harold made his bed.
He got in information technology and he drew up the covers."
Harold and the Royal Crayon is perfect on so many levels. It all starts when Harold wants to get for a walk in the moonlight. He tin't see any moon and so he draws one with his purple crayon. The moon is then a companion for duration of this magical adventure.
The sad thing is I don't remember reading this as a child - I discovered The
This book is Amazing! I dearest this story of imagination & imagery! My favorite function toward the end:"And then Harold made his bed.
He got in information technology and he drew upward the covers."
Harold and the Purple Crayon is perfect on and then many levels. It all starts when Harold wants to get for a walk in the moonlight. He tin can't see any moon so he draws ane with his regal crayon. The moon is then a companion for elapsing of this magical take a chance.
The deplorable thing is I don't call back reading this as a child - I discovered The Adventures of Harold and the Regal Crayon at historic period xxx - Where have you been all my life Harold? If you're like me or if you lot've read it before - exercise yourself a favor and read this volume - rediscover a earth of imagination and simplicity.
I similar Harold and the Regal Crayon improve than Where the Wild Things Are, which is a book of like material, although not quite equally simplistic.
Favorite Passages:
He didn't want to get lost in the woods. So he made a very small forest, with just one tree in it.
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His hand holding the purple crayon shook. Of a sudden he realized what was happening. Merely by then Harold was over his head in an ocean. He came upwards thinking fast. And in no time he was climbing aboard a trim little boat.
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Later he had sailed long enough, Harold made land without much trouble.
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He hoped he could see his bedroom window from the top of the mountain. But as he looked down over the other side he slipped - And at that place wasn't whatever other side of the mountain. He was falling, in thin air. But luckily, he kept his wits and his regal crayon.
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Harold and the Purple Crayon (either as an independent reader or perusing it with a child or a group of children), of showing, of demonstrating how Harold uses his very active imagination, uses his special purple crayon to create his own imaginative world of whimsy, take a chance and even delicious treats, 1 tin of course as well brand apply of the very premise of Crocket Johnson's archetype to encourage children (either at abode or in the classroom) to create their own drawn purple crayon (or whatsoever coloured crayon) imaginative gamble storyboards, to read and mayhap even to present, to testify and tell. Highly recommended and merely so much potential fun (as in my opinion Harold and the Royal Crayon simply begs to be imitated, to be used equally a pattern for playtime and whimsical storytelling, but perhaps it might besides and equally be worthwhile if not necessary making certain that especially toddlers practise non end up initiating Harold too closely by drawing on walls)! ...more
I'g a artist, simply I'm not specially artistic in terms of drawing/painting/etc. and then I could both capeesh Harold's artistic spirit and his artistic talents that are beyond me! That said, I call back even though Harold uses a majestic crayon, the imagination and creativity tin can exist and so relevant to variou
A true classic and for expert reason! A marvelous story nigh all the places imagination (and a regal crayon) can have you! Don't permit the book'south credible "simplicity" fool you--this is a treasure.I'm a artistic person, simply I'm not particularly artistic in terms of drawing/painting/etc. and then I could both appreciate Harold's creative spirit and his artistic talents that are beyond me! That said, I recollect fifty-fifty though Harold uses a purple crayon, the imagination and inventiveness tin can be so relevant to various creative persuasions--writing, music, dance, etc. all assist us create worlds :->
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I'd happily recommend this book for kids of any age range. They're delightful, and my boys enjoy having them read and re-read to them.
Some books are classics for a reason. This is 1 of those books.I'd happily recommend this book for kids of any age range. They're delightful, and my boys relish having them read and re-read to them.
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An imaginative and artistic treasure, this is.
Perfect for creative thinkers, dreamers, and practice-ers.
And my is that imperial, catching on the page! The smoothness and thickness of the purple lines are so appealing.
Not only is this squeamish on the optics, only it also sends an empowering message; nosotros create our earth out of nothing.
Creativity and imagination can brand annihilation happen, just grab your favorite colored marker and discover out for yourself!
I borrowed this title from the Ama
Happy 66th Ceremony!An imaginative and artistic treasure, this is.
Perfect for artistic thinkers, dreamers, and practice-ers.
And my is that purple, catching on the folio! The smoothness and thickness of the purple lines are so appealing.
Not only is this squeamish on the optics, merely information technology also sends an empowering message; we create our earth out of zippo.
Inventiveness and imagination tin can make anything happen, just grab your favorite colored marker and find out for yourself!
I borrowed this title from the Amazon Prime Reading Program. I was nether no obligation to write a review, my honest opinion is given voluntarily.
I'd dearest to own a copy of this every bit well every bit read all the other adventures "Harold and the Imperial Crayon" travels.
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I can run across where author/illustrator Aaron Becker got his idea for his Journeying trilogy.
Small-fry was bored and his only thoughts were "why doesn't Harold have whatever other colors?" And "hey, Kaylin! Purple is YOUR favorite color also!"
I get that is about imagination and silly and all that fun stuff. Merely information technology'south also just a kid scribbling things that somehow leads to an take a chance??
Harold has a royal crayon, which sets him off on an adventure. That's it really. Brusque, fun & a delightfully cheeful read. I was given a desk calendar which recommends lots of fine literary books to read. Then, what accept I called to read and so far ? This small childrens book!
Harold has a regal crayon, which sets him off on an hazard. That's it actually. Brusque, fun & a delightfully cheeful read. ...more
Honey it. . . .a lovely mode to present these ideas to a new homo.
Nosotros start with young Harold, alone and (we are to assume) inexplicably placed in an inter-dimensional aeroplane of nothingness, with nothing but his magic crayon every bit a link to his dwelling world. This dimension does not even take a moon, and then he is forced to draw one. Imagine the utter loneliness and despair he must feel to have to draw a moon, only to feel some connection and link with the world he has lost.
He draws a road, but he soon finds that the road leads nowhere, so he is forced to draw a field with a tree. On a whim, he draws a dragon to guard the tree, merely his powers of creativity are so great that his own cosmos terrifies him. His crayon, trembling from fright in his right paw, creates waves of an sea, which he near drowns in. Quick thinking leads him to draw a gunkhole and eventually an isle, and a picnic. This scene is centre-breaking in its innocence. Poor Harold is either unaware of the implications of his plight or he is just then utterly optimistic that he never seems to feel the weight of dread. In this scene we run across the inspiring heroism of Harold.
I wish I could say that Harold finds his mode back home. Alas, he does not, but his optimism and love for life abounds to the cease.
Who knew "Harold and the Purple Crayon" was such a tragic but ultimately uplifting story about the man ability to overcome adversity?
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In that location was nothing merely pie. Just there were all nine kinds of pie that Harold liked best.
When Harold finished his picnic there was quite a lot left. He hated to run across so much delicious pie go to waste.
And so Harold left a very hungry moose and a deserving porcupine to end it upward."
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