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Free Adult Coloring Book Giveaway

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Are you obsessed with the new adult craze of coloring in? For me coloring in has always been something I never grew out of.

Adults are falling in love with coloring all over again! Put down your iPhone, break out your Colored Pencils, and de-stress your mind with TROPICAL WORLD (Lark Crafts, September 2015), Millie Marotta’s beautiful follow up to Animal Kingdom.

Add bright and brilliant colors to exotic blooms or parrot’s feathers. Complete a rainforest scene, add fine lines to palm trees, create new patterns, or use your creativity to personalize illustrations. TROPICAL WORLD offers a fun and creative way to relieve tension!

Adult coloring books are hot, and have been taking the world by storm. Animal Kingdom has been translated into 30 languages, and there are currently over 3 million copies of TROPICAL WORLD and Animal Kingdom in print worldwide!

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We are giving 1 lucky Craftgossip.com reader the chance to win a coloring in book set from Sterling Publishing.

The set contains a copy of A Tropical World and Animal Kingdom.

For your chance to win comment below and tell us where you like to color and why.

US Address’s only please Competition Closes on the 8th of October

The Winner has been selected and notified.

 

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  2. I like to color at my kitchen table right alongside my kids. It’s a fun time for us, and we all share our progress as we go!

  5. Love to color on the floor or in my bed, helps relieve my anxiety. I get severe panic attacka, but normally I just color on some of my daughter’s coloring books, really been wanting to try an adult one.

  7. I like to color because it keeps me from going insane. I feel like now that I am back doing art, I have found myself. Coloring pages are a quick easy way to relax and feel whole again.

  10. I love coloring on the placemats when we go out to eat! I always say yes to the crayons even when my kids aren’t into it!

  11. A few years ago Mom and I were at a $ store. Browsing around we spotted their coloring books; she choose the Knights of the Round Table, I chose Superman! We had a great afternoon. Perfect relaxation for a guy in his 50s and woman in her 80s, right?

  12. I like to color when I am sitting in my garden because it relaxes me. Just give me pencils or paint and I like to spend time drawing and using color to enhance my work.

  13. I enjoy coloring at my table facing the woods in the backyard. I love to try different colors together. I leave my book open and enjoy looking at it as I walk by doing my daily work.

  14. I love to color with my kids. It really is a nice stress reliever and helps me to feel young again. We bring our coloring stuff everywhere we go, but my favorite spot is at home.

  15. I color when I am in a business trip. I like to use the writing desk often found in a hotel room and the de-stress from the day being in client site.

  19. Love coloring with my Grangirlie’s…but also all by myself…on porch swing, or in by Woodburner in Winter! lol….and on the couch!

  20. I haven’t tried an adult coloring book yet, but I would color in my bedroom because it’s quiet.

  21. I like coloring during long meetings at work. It helps me focus on the information being delivered or discussed. And the results are so much prettier than doodling!

  23. I love to color at home so I have all my pencils and markers available. I have quite the collection! But I do take coloring with me on all my travels with a set of watercolor pencils and Flairs. Most recently I colored in a Manor House hotel lobby in Scotland, while attending the Open Championship.

  25. I’ve been coloring long before started being a fad, it must be 10 years now. But I’m glad so many people are finding it fun again. Would love to have this beautiful book, thank you for a consideration.

  26. I like coloring with my son…but I would love to have adult coloring books that I could do on my own. I know someone who colors at work for stress relief.

  29. I have a table in my sewing room that I love to sit at and color with my granddaughter. thank you for a chance to win a lovely coloring book. Oh, and I just bought one for my 93 year old mother.

  32. I’m an artist and work in Polymer Clay. I like to color first, to get my contrast and colors right, before I paint or make it in clay! I’m disabled, so my place to color is limited. But out side is my choice! I love to create!

  33. I have to color on the living room floor because my dog will not leave me alone until I throw his toy. He evens moves my pencil! 🙂

  34. I color in my living room, dining room, porch, car, I literally can find a place to color anywhere, (with the exception of the shower!) even in my sleep! Lol I live 800 miles away from everyone I know & love, & coloring keeps my mind & heart from wandering home…

Have you read?

Book Review: Borders

My brother went through a phase where he was obsessed with maps. He loved to look at maps and he would draw maps of places real and imagined. He even drew maps that followed our route when we’d go to visit our grandparents in another state!

I assume there are still kids who go through map phases, and kids with an interest in history and how things got to be the way they are. Both kinds of kids will enjoy the book Borders: Understanding the Lines that Unite and Separate Us by Karim Ressouni-Demigneux, with illustrations by Karine Maincent.

The book describes how the original borders were natural, such as oceans, rivers, mountains and deserts, and while some of those borders are still in use today, many borders are human made, decided by treaties or carved out by colonizers. It covers the history of people congregating in one place and how city-states evolved into empires, how maps are drawn and how human conflicts can reshape borders. 

There are stories about walls that reinforce borders, how borders work in the air and at sea, how people cross borders with passports or as refugees and how climate change is altering the borders of some countries. 

You’ll also learn some fun border facts like the fact that if you stand in the middle of the bridge over the Zambezi River you can be in four countries at once because that’s where the borders of Botswana, Zambia, Namibia and Zimbabwe meet. Or how there is only one border crossing between India and Pakistan that’s closed each night in an elaborate ceremony. 

The book talks about time zones, border towns and places where countries and parts of countries are inside other countries and places where borders are less important such as the European Union. 

While there are serious subjects in the book, it’s still a fun read that’s sure to interest those kids around ages 8-12 who like travel, maps and weird but true facts. 

About the book: 72 pages, hardcover, published 2026 by Blue Dot Kids Press. Suggested retail price $21.95. 

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