Once upon a time, in the magical state of Pennsylvania, where the chocolate rivers flow in Hershey and the Liberty Bell rings in Philadelphia, there lived a swarm of kids brighter than a full moon on a clear night. These were no ordinary kids; they were the Doodle Dazzlers, Pennsylvania's proud little sketch masters. Their hands moved as fast as lightning, creating flashes of brilliant sketches that could transform a dull piece of paper into a magical landscape, a fierce dragon, or a whimsical unicorn. From Erie to Pittsburgh, Allentown to Scranton, their sketches brought smiles to the faces of both young and old. Leading the Doodle Dazzlers was a funny old character, Sketch Squirrel. Now don't be fooled by his name—Sketch Squirrel was not a squirrel at all but a wildly imaginative artist with a bushy mustache that he claimed was inspired by a squirrel's tail. He wore a hat full of magic sketch pencils that he claimed were plucked from the enchanted Pencil Pine tree. Sketch Squirrel, with his wacky sense of humor, would often joke, "My sketches are so good; they could make the Liberty Bell crack up with laughter!" And indeed, he was right. His sketches, coupled with the amazing work of the Doodle Dazzlers, had a magical way of bringing laughter, joy, and a dash of whimsy to the good folks of Pennsylvania.