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Coloring Book Roundup

3/17/2020

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​As schools transition to online classes and more people are confined to their homes, I’ve noticed more than a few desperate Facebook posts seeking ideas to keep both kids and adults occupied. It seems as though, for the first time ever, spoonies around the world have suddenly become the “experts” on something. Of course, we don’t always have the energy for activities when we’re stuck at home, but we’ve gotten pretty good at keeping ourselves entertained when we can. 
​So while I’m not thrilled about the prospect of “social distancing,” I know that running out of things to do will be the least of my worries. Along with all the work I can catch up on, the unread books on my shelf and half a dozen unfinished crochet projects, my stash of colored pencils and coloring books should keep me busy. 
A finished page from the Woosah Warrior coloring book
A finished page from the Woosah Warrior coloring book
If you’re looking for an inexpensive, low-stress boredom buster (that’s family-friendly!), look no further. Here are my top five coloring books to get you started on a colorful, creative journey:

1. Woosah Warrior: Coloring Book + Journaling Prompts for Chronic Illness Warriors

​This is the ultimate brain fog friendly book with simple designs plus pages and prompts for journaling. 
Woosah Warrior

2. The Mason-Dixon Knitting Coloring Book for Knitters

​If you knit or crochet, you’ll love this book that features stitch patterns and textures to get your creative juices flowing. Maybe you’ll even dream up your next knitting project while you color!
Mason-Dixon Knitting Coloring Book

3. Creative Haven Tea Time Coloring Book

​Tea lovers rejoice! This book is perfect for the detail-oriented, and it’s a great companion for your favorite tea.
Creative Haven Tea Time Coloring Book

4. Color At Home: A Young House Love Coloring Book

​As a new homebuyer, I’ve been thinking a lot about interior design and décor lately. The guided exercises in this book have helped me nail down a style and think about colors and patterns I’d like to incorporate into my new home. 
Color At Home: A Young House Love Coloring Book

5. Lisa Frank Adult Coloring Book Set

​If you grew up in the ‘90s, these books are for you! They’ll take you back to the days of unicorns and rainbow trappers, but they’ve gotten an upgrade with more detailed designs for adults.
Lisa Frank Adult Coloring Books
​Do you have a favorite coloring book that I didn’t mention here? Tell me in the comments!
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