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Hello everyone, it's reading time!

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The Day the Crayons Quit by Drew Daywalt

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One day in class, Duncan went to take out his crayons and found a stack of letters with his name on them.

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Dear Duncan, alright listen, I love that I'm your favourite crayon for grapes, dragons and wizard's hats

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but it makes me crazy that so much of my gorgeous colour goes outside the lines.

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If you don't start colouring inside the line soon, I'm going to completely lose it.

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Your very neat friend, Purple Crayon.

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Dear Duncan, as Green Crayon, I am writing for two reasons.

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One is to say that I like my workloads of crocodiles, trees, dinosaurs and frogs.

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I have no problems and wish to congratulate you on a very successful colouring things green career so far.

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The second reason I write is for my friends, Yellow Crayon and Orange Crayon, who are no longer speaking to each other.

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Both crayons feel they should be the colour of the sun.

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Please settle these soon because they're driving the rest of us crazy.

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Your happy friend, Green Crayon.

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Dear Duncan, Yellow Crayon here.

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I need you to tell Orange Crayon that I am the colour of the sun.

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I would tell him but we are no longer speaking and I can prove I'm the colour of the sun too.

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Last Tuesday, you used me to colour in the sun on your happy farm colouring book.

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In case you've forgotten, it's on page seven.

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You can't miss me.

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I'm shining down brilliantly on a field of yellow corn.

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Your pal, I'm the true colour of the sun, yellow crayon.

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Dear Duncan, I see Yellow Crayon already talked to you, the big whiner.

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Anyway, could you please tell Mr Tattletail that he's not the colour of the sun?

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I would, but we're no longer speaking.

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We both know I am clearly the colour of the sun because on Thursday he used me to colour the sun

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on both the Monkey Island and the Meet the Zookeeper pages in your Day at the Zoo colouring book.

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Aren't you glad I'm here?

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Yo, pal, I'm the real colour of the sun

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Orange crayon

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Well, poor Duncan just wanted to colour

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And of course, he wanted his crayons to be happy

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And that gave him an idea

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See you in class, children