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"While strolling via a toy store, your day before today, I overheard a crayon-box with a lot of things to express," Once-Upon a period, Shane DeRolf authored a composition. It had been a deceptively simple composition, a wonderful small piece that celebrates the development of harmony through selection. Individuals in the Ad Council noticed it--and loved it so much they made it the concept for their 1997 National Anti-Discrimination Campaign for Kids. Following on the heels of nearly annually's worth of televised public-service announcements, Random House is phonored to write the picture-book, created in most color in the crayon-box by stunning beginner Michael Letzig and promoting the sublimely simple concept that after all of us interact, the outcomes are a lot more fascinating and colorful.