#Harold and the purple crayon license#

Mental World: One possible explanation in the books.The Homeward Journey: In each of the books, Harold uses his crayon to go on adventures of his own invention, and then must use it to send him back home.

In some episodes of the HBO series, Harold would get to deliver one or two lines, but the narrator would still do most of the talking.

Gentle Giant: The dragon guarding the apple tree looks scary, but is actually very friendly.

Face of a Thug: The dragon who guards the apple tree has a menacing appearance that frightens Harold and his friends, but he later turns out to be a Gentle Giant.

The audience mainly got to see her hands her body was seen once (from the back, so we can't see her face), she's a short-haired brunette woman with a red shirt.

The Faceless: Harold's mom in the animated series.

Exactly What It Says on the Tin: It's a series about a boy named Harold and his purple crayon.

Death Is a Sad Thing: Harold learns about death when his pet goldfish dies.

Death by Newbery Medal: 'I Remember Goldie', wherein Harold's fish Goldie dies and he learns about death.

Art Shift: Each episode of the HBO series had Book Ends set in Harold's bedroom, which looked more realistic than the rest of the backgrounds.

#Harold and the purple crayon license#

Artistic License Animal Care: In one episode, Harold has a goldfish that is kept in a fishbowl.Art Initiates Life: Harold's crayon brings his drawings to life.Adaptation Expansion: The 13-episode HBO series narrated by Sharon Stone.Harold and the Purple Crayon provides examples of: