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Description
Barnaby is a pavement artist who draws a boy in chalk on the pavement. One morning, the drawing comes to life, becoming a boy with a head that can think, eyes that can see, ears that can hear, legs that can run, and a heart that can feel. The story follows what happens when the artist's creation becomes real.
Quick Summary
Perfect for kindergarten through third graders, this 149-word picture book captures the magical moment when a child's drawing becomes real, making it an irresistible read for young dreamers who want their art to come alive. Young readers will adore the playful mischief as the chalk boy hops off the pavement to explore the world, with simple text and lively illustrations that capture The Wonder of Wild Horses of Wild Horses making imagination real. If your kid loves the imaginative magic of "The Dot" or the sweet surprises in "I Want My Hat Back," they'll be enchanted by this charming story about art becoming alive. Ideal for emerging readers in grades K-2 who crave stories where creativity saves the day.