The True Colors of a Princess Coloring Book: Companion to What Does a Princess Really Look Like?

by Mark Loewen, Ed Pokoj (Illustrator)

This is more than a coloring book. This book actively encourages kids to  think beyond the stereotype  of a princess and  find strength and courage  inside themselves. These pages involve children in adding their own ideas through activities that include many diverse groups of people.
Through the activities and coloring pages of this book, and with the help of her two dads , Chloe learns that princesses can be  smart, kind, brave, strong, and brave .  Princesses look all kinds of ways. They come from any part of the world, and from all kinds of families.
The True Colors of a Princess  is filled with messages of  empowerment, diversity, and equality. 

40 pages, Paperback

Published April 1, 2019

About the author

Mark Loewen is a phychotherapist and a dad. He was born in Asuncion, Paraguay and moved to the United States to pursue his counseling career. He met the love of his life in Richmond, Virginia. A few years later, they became dads through open adoption. Becoming a father to a girl opened Mark's eyes to the challenges many girls and women face in today's world. Mark's passion for equality drives everything he does, whether he is in the role of husband, father, therapist, or friend. Mark is the founder of LaunchPad Counseling, http://www.launchpadcounseling.com, a private practice in Richmond. He also started Brave Like A Girl, http://www.bravelikeagirl.com, an organization that helps girls overcome challenges by tapping into their courage and strength.