Coloring and Activity Books

Fly away from the stress of everyday life and lose yourself in a world of color with Birds of Paradise: A Therapeutic Coloring Book for Adults. It features more than 40 hand-drawn illustrations plus a sheet of metallic stickers to really bring your birds to life. Illustrator - Lorna Scobie.

From tropical blooms to wild woodlands, the Birdtopia Coloring Book contains a stunning selection of birds from across the world. Color majestic peacocks, hummingbirds, birds of prey, and more. The book includes more than 70 pages of beautiful illustrations for you to color, plus a key of birds and eight pages of lavishly colored illustrations to inspire artists of all ages. Illustrator - Daisy Fletcher.

Your favorite animals become geometric wonders in the Crystal Menagerie Coloring Book. This fresh new coloring book renders foxes, birds, hedgehogs, and more with a prismatic look. With just the right level of detail, these unique designs can easily be completed in one sitting. Illustrator - Michelle Waldie.

Pour some wine and let The Paint Bar founders Jill Kerner Schon and Jackie Schon help you create eight beautiful paintings with your friends. Includes a 164-page manual, art supply suggestions, party and drink ideas, and 16 invitation postcards. Spiral-bound. 80 pages. Authors — Jill Kerner Schon and Jackie Schon.

Take a colorful journey through the cosmos with the *Earth And Space Coloring Book*. With more than 35 magnificent, full-color images of outer space from the NASA archives, this coloring book will capture the imagination of anyone interested in science, astronomy, and space exploration.

Artists will be inspired by the beauty of nature illustrated in *Fantastic Planet: A Coloring Book of Amazing Places Real and Imagined*. Inside, you'll find images of jungles, reefs, desert landscapes, tulip fields, and more in a variety of popular coloring book styles. Author — Steve McDonald.

*Henri Matisse: Meet the Artist* takes young readers on a colorful, interactive journey through the work of the beloved French painter and sculptor. Featuring flaps, cutouts, and pull tabs, this engaging pop-up book covers Matisse's entire artistic career. Author — Patricia Geis.

*Modern Meditation: Coloring for Focus and Creativity* draws on scientific research to present coloring pages that'll help you achieve calm after a stressful day.

Discover the beauty of food in *Pies, Fries, and Ice Cream: A Delicious Coloring Book for Food Lovers*. You'll find cuisine, culinary settings, and food-themed patterns of all kinds, including a café in Paris, a charcuterie board, and a page full of lettuce leaves. Authors — Lindsay Gardner, Emily Isabella, Bodil Jane, and Lydia Ortis.

Illustrated by Leila Duly, *The Flower Year: A Coloring Book* is a yearlong celebration of flowers and creativity. Month by month, follow the progress of the seasons and color in intricate illustrations of flowers, birds, butterflies, and other small creatures. Illustrator — Leila Duly.

Grab your favorite art supplies and blast off with this amazing foldout coloring book. *To the Moon* is the tallest coloring book in the world! Color dragons, witches, space ports, flying elephants, and more as you climb to the moon. Book folds out to an incredible 15 feet long. Illustrator — Sarah Yoon.

Climb down to the depths of the ocean in this amazing foldout coloring book. *To the Ocean Deep* is the longest in the world! Color sea dragons, mermaids, aquatic robots, sharks, and more. The book folds out to an incredible 15 feet long, providing hours of coloring fun for all ages. Illustrator — Sarah Yoon.

*Toolshed Coloring Book* offers a glimpse into Lee Phillips' popular Shed Project, in which he illustrates at least one item from his late grandfather's toolshed each day. Author — Lee Phillips.

*Vincent Van Gogh: Meet the Artist* takes young readers on a colorful, interactive journey through the work of the revered Dutch painter. Featuring 3-D pop-ups, flaps and tabs, and art activity suggestions, this engaging book covers Van Gogh's artistic career during his time in Arles. Author — Patricia Geis.