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Conan Reid. Coloring For Adult. August 22nd , 2020.

This is an adorable book of baby animals. It can be used for adults in adult coloring or it can be used for children. There are 100 different pages to color. Each page is cute with an adorable baby animal in the background. It will take me a while to complete this book. If you enjoy animals then you will enjoy this book.

I personally wish the pages were perforated, because I find that I quickly, unintentionally dog-ear books (and often damage uncolored pages) as I color, if I don’t remove pages and use a clipboard to color. My dominant hand is unreliable, so I’m reluctant to use a utility knife and ruler to remove pages. The images are cute and I really like most of them. I’m pleased with my purchase and have already colored a few pages. A good value for the money because this is an omnibus of four coloring books.

The images are printed on single sides (and the reversed side is white, not black), with non-perforated paper. I like the fact that this book has not only the ”This book belongs to” plate on the inside cover, but two blank pages at the back, because these areas make good areas for experimenting with media. The paper took Sharpies (which are alcohol-based) pretty well over a small area. I usually only use Sharpies for small accent areas.

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As an animal lover, I have greatly enjoyed coloring these delightful pictures of all kinds of baby animals. I am able to put myself in their presence and imagine cuddling and cooing to them. So nice.

This is a wonderful book to do with the kids. Great way to wind down a day of excitement. Creative and rewarding. The art is commendable and the kids display it on their wall for a quick good feeling vibe. I am very happy with book.

When I tested a water-based marker over a small area (Crayola’s Super Tip), the paper didn’t hold up well. The paper did take Wanshui (a.k.a Guang Hui, an oil-based budget- friendly pencil), Schpirerr Farben (oil-based), and Prismacolor Premiere (wax-based) well. I did not try any blending or burnishing pencils, or solvents. If review readers choose to use wet media, such as markers or gel pens, or using solvent blending agents (alcohol, baby oil, mineral spirits, petroleum jelly, and so on) they probably should use cardstock behind pages to protect the other pages, or consider removing their working page from the book, or consider pre-prepping the pages with a fluid-tolerant treatment.