Six coloring and activity books and ten bedtime stories, ages 2 to 8. Each one is printed on demand and shipped by Amazon. Choose your store with the US / UK / AU switch in the menu.
One picture per side, a blank back behind every page, and thick lines a toddler can stay inside.
25 Coloring Pages and 25 Puzzles
Twenty-five friendly unicorns to color and twenty-five puzzles to solve, one after the other. Mazes, dot-to-dots, counting, odd-one-out, matching pairs and word searches, with every answer at the back.
30 Simple Pictures for Ages 2-6
Koalas, kangaroos, wombats, quokkas, platypuses and twenty-five more. The Australian bush drawn with thick, simple outlines, one animal to a page with its name in bubble letters to color too.
50 Big Pictures to Color
Fifty unicorns and their magical friends: fairies, baby dragons, mermaids, castles and rainbows. Drawn simple enough for a two-year-old, with big open shapes that suit chunky crayons.
50 Beautiful Mermaids to Color
Fifty mermaid scenes, no two the same: riding dolphins, exploring shipwrecks, collecting shells, swimming with turtles, seahorses and whales. Open enough for a four-year-old, detailed enough to keep an eight-year-old busy.
100 Big and Simple Animal Pictures to Color
One hundred animals from the jungle, the farm, the ocean, the savanna and the Australian bush. The big one: enough pages to last a whole school holiday.
30 Simple Pictures for Ages 2-6
Where the range began. Thirty favorite animals, lions to toucans, drawn big and bold for the very youngest colorers. Each animal's name is printed in hollow bubble letters so the title is colorable too.
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Ten short stories set in Sparkle Bay. The story sits on the left-hand page in big, calm type for reading aloud; the picture of that moment sits on the right, ready to color the next day. Fourteen story pages and fourteen pictures in each book, and the same friends, Rosie, Pip, Luna, Ember, Fern, Marina, Pearl, Willow, Kip and Hazel, wander between the books.
A Color-Your-Own Bedtime Story
Rosie the Rainbow Unicorn has one more job before bed: saying goodnight to everyone in the meadow, the butterfly, her friends, the clouds and the stars.
A Color-Your-Own Bedtime Story
Pip the Baby Unicorn is not tired. He tries bouncing, dancing, a snack and a story, until Mama shows him the slow way. For every child who has ever said "but I'm not sleepy".
A Color-Your-Own Bedtime Story
When everyone else is getting sleepy, Luna the Moon Unicorn is waking up. It's her job to hang the stars and keep watch. A reassuring story for children who worry about the dark.
A Color-Your-Own Bedtime Story
Ember the Baby Dragon has the hiccups, and every hiccup is a spark. His friends try every cure, until Rosie shows him the slowest, calmest trick of all.
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A Color-Your-Own Bedtime Story
Fern the Fairy lights her lantern and walks round Sparkle Bay saying goodnight to everyone: the princess, the puppy on his cloud, the grumpy gnome, the baby dragon in his egg.
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A Color-Your-Own Bedtime Story
Pearl the Baby Mermaid's very first sleepover, at the castle under the sea: sea-tea, a dolphin ride, bubbles, a story, and then the quietest part of the night.
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A Color-Your-Own Bedtime Story
Marina the Mermaid Princess swims through the sea garden tucking everyone in: the turtle, the octopus with his eight goodnight hugs, the jellyfish lanterns, the seal pup on the warm rock.
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A Color-Your-Own Bedtime Story
Every night Willow the Whale sings the sea to sleep, one verse for every creature in the bay. A slow, rhythmic story that works like a lullaby.
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A Color-Your-Own Bedtime Story
Kip the Koala listens from his gum tree as the Australian bush settles down: the kookaburra's last laugh, the wombat's burrow, the penguins coming home along the beach.
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A Color-Your-Own Bedtime Story
Hazel the Hedgehog walks home through the forest, and it gets quieter as she goes: the squirrel's last acorn, the fawn beside her mum, the wolf cub's one small howl to the moon.
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Some titles come in two editions: one for Amazon.com and Amazon.ca with American spelling, and one for Amazon.co.uk and Amazon.com.au with British spelling ("colouring"). The pictures inside are identical. Where a local edition isn't available yet, the Amazon.com edition ships internationally.
New titles usually take a few days to appear on Amazon after we finish them. Anything marked "coming soon" is already with Amazon for review.
