Something that I really love about your students is their imagination and how they use it to grow. I look at them and I am truly amazed at the things that they are thinking up in their heads. Few Characters have done this as well as Harold who uses his purple crayon to illustrate his dreams.
In Harold at the North Pole, his imagination couldn't be bigger. This is a great companion to all of the other classic Harold books. He visits the north pole and beings as many of a child’s christmas fantasies to life as possible.
I believe that this would be a wonderful story to read on christmas eve. Nothing is more powerful than a child’s imagination.
Happy Holidays,
Ms. Cara
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