Harold is one of those babies who still sleep in diapers, but is already walking around and exploring the world no worse than Jacques-Yves Cousteau. And if you give him a piece of chalk - the kind given to babies in diapers - he will draw a whole world that he can explore. This world has roads, apple trees, dragons, sea voyages, pies, moose and porcupines - and, of course, adventure! In short, if you have a baby like Harold, open the book, and at the same time stock up on crayons and paper. Crockett Johnson is one of the most famous American writers and artists. His book about the charming little Harold, first published in 1955, has long become a cult favorite: cartoons and TV series are made based on it, plays are staged, and computer games are invented. But it was the bookish Harold, who creates entire worlds with his purple chalk, who won the love of the most demanding audience - children from two to four years old. Source: 5398677