Color Your World!
If you are in the mood for some new coloring books, the publishers are on a roll in September! Whether you are warming up for the holidays (really!), focusing on your mindfulness practice, or even looking forward to Halloween, I’ve gone through the new publications to give you some ideas – even ones that will expand your skills from coloring to drawing!
Continue reading “New Coloring Books – September 2020”
Yes, you do need at least one Halloween-themed coloring book. But what to choose? In celebration of the spookiest holiday on the calendar I have unearthed some of the most hair-raising, spine-chilling, and fun adult coloring books that will make your coloring a little more delightful. Continue reading “9 Horribly Fun Halloween Coloring Books”
The kids are settled back in school, it is now officially autumn, and Costco has had Christmas decorations out since mid-August. So, what happened to Halloween?
Halloween is one of my favorite “holidays,” so I am not going to let it go by without a list of some interesting Halloween coloring books. I dove into the hundreds of Halloween coloring book options to find some great ones for you. And there is something for everyone, including truly “adult,” family, seasonal atmosphere and classics. Continue reading “6 Halloween Coloring Books to Get Into the “Spirit!””
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I do. I get the same thrill from scary stories that a lot of people get from roller coasters. Blood and gore turn me off, but if you have a creepy tale to tell, I am all ears.
The True Ghost Story Adult Coloring Book is a roller-coaster ride for me: a combination of my love for adult coloring along with goosebumps. As summer slips away and we start thinking of Halloween, this is an excellent way to enjoy the season (but it’s perfect for all year long, too!). Continue reading “The True Ghost Story Adult Coloring Book: REVIEW”