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ANIMAL QUEST Color by Number: Activity Puzzle Coloring Book for Adults Relaxation & Stress Relief
Do you LIKE unusual ADULT COLORING BOOKS and PUZZLES ? Then this 1st book from the “Color By Number Quest” series is FOR YOU !
We hid 25 amazing ANIMALS in HEXAGONAL GRIDS with NUMBERS in cells. Each number means a particular color from a 12-color palette. You will KNOW which animal is HIDDEN on the page only when you START COLORING . It will SURPRISE you every time!
This book is IDEAL for TRAVELLING as it is light, has a LETTER SIZE and you only need a standard 12-COLOR SET of pens, pencils or markers.
The Color By Number Quest series
We hid 25 amazing ANIMALS in HEXAGONAL GRIDS with NUMBERS in cells. Each number means a particular color from a 12-color palette. You will KNOW which animal is HIDDEN on the page only when you START COLORING . It will SURPRISE you every time!
This book is IDEAL for TRAVELLING as it is light, has a LETTER SIZE and you only need a standard 12-COLOR SET of pens, pencils or markers.
The Color By Number Quest series
57 pages, Paperback
Published May 23, 2017
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June 8, 2017
To be honest before I started coloring in this book I didn't expect to like it. I've done the paint by numbers when I was a kid. It didn't sound very interesting now. But. I have to say, I really enjoyed this book.
It features 20 pages of color-by-number animal pictures. Each picture is on one side of the page, with the color key (a list of 1-12 assigned to colors) to use on the lefthand side of the page.
Each page is filled with tiny hexagons that have a number in them. The lines are pale grey, so you will need to use those reading glasses, or some good light. You can't tell what animal you're going to color just by looking over the page. That gave me a little anxiety, and yet, I decided to relax and go with it. And you know, it was fun as the animal started to reveal itself and I guessed after filling a quarter of the page that I was working on a puppy. Yay!
I always use markers when coloring and there is bleed-through, so I suggest you place a piece of paper behind your project.
An afternoon spent coloring in tiny hexagons and not knowing what I'm really working on? Yeah, it was strangely appealing. And it may also appeal to anyone who has a touch of OCD (raising my hand!) for reasons that baffle me. Go figure.
I would recommend that this book is great for adults and kids as well. But it may be frustrating for younger kids who haven't the dexterity to color in the small areas and might not be able to make out all the numbers.
It features 20 pages of color-by-number animal pictures. Each picture is on one side of the page, with the color key (a list of 1-12 assigned to colors) to use on the lefthand side of the page.
Each page is filled with tiny hexagons that have a number in them. The lines are pale grey, so you will need to use those reading glasses, or some good light. You can't tell what animal you're going to color just by looking over the page. That gave me a little anxiety, and yet, I decided to relax and go with it. And you know, it was fun as the animal started to reveal itself and I guessed after filling a quarter of the page that I was working on a puppy. Yay!
I always use markers when coloring and there is bleed-through, so I suggest you place a piece of paper behind your project.
An afternoon spent coloring in tiny hexagons and not knowing what I'm really working on? Yeah, it was strangely appealing. And it may also appeal to anyone who has a touch of OCD (raising my hand!) for reasons that baffle me. Go figure.
I would recommend that this book is great for adults and kids as well. But it may be frustrating for younger kids who haven't the dexterity to color in the small areas and might not be able to make out all the numbers.
January 14, 2020
Loved it.....
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