The Pencil That Drew Dreams
THE PENCIL THAT DREW DREAMS Once upon a time, a little girl named Mia found a shiny golden pencil hidden under her bed.
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Page count
5 pages
Age range
Ages 3–7
Read-aloud time
~4 min
Values taught
Creativity is its own kind of magic — with a pencil and imagination, you can draw your way through any adventure.
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When Mia finds a shiny golden pencil hidden under her bed, she knows it's special the moment she touches it: warm and tingly, like holding a piece of sunshine. Mia loves drawing more than anything — flowers, animals, big blue skies — but this pencil does something no other pencil can: the little brown puppy she draws wiggles, jumps right off the paper, and licks her nose. Soon Doodle the puppy is real, and when best friend Leo comes to visit, a drawn red rocket ship grows tall and proud in the backyard. Helmeted and ready, Mia, Leo, and Doodle zoom past the clouds to a smiling moon, twinkling stars like diamonds on black velvet, and a rainbow bridge drawn across the midnight sky. A joyful imagination adventure about art, friendship, and drawing your way out of every problem.
- Tingle — a prickly, excited feeling in your skin
- Wiggle — to move in tiny, wiggly jumps
- Rocket — a machine that flies up into space
- Helmet — a hard hat that protects your head
- Velvet — a very soft, smooth fabric, like the night sky with stars
- Magnificent — grand, wonderful, and amazing
- Explore — to look around somewhere new
- Imagination — the pictures and ideas your mind creates
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