Anti-colouring Book - Susan Striker; Edward Kimmel

Just add imagination. This is an ideal gift for anyone from 7 to 70 provided that they like to draw or doodle. A colouring book as a present for anyone above primary school age might seem daft but then this is an anti colouring book. Crank up that imagination! Invent a new bird, a postage stamp from Mars, draw a poisonous flower, draw an amazing hat, the list goes on and on. Each page is partly blank and has some text to inspire the artist e.g 'You are a diver and you've made an exciting discovery, what is it?' and you draw in your idea. Full of interesting and imaginative inspiration. I think this book is irresistable, I'd love this ...  Read the complete review

Colouring books have been a staple kid's toy for a long time and are a safe but boring gift. The Anti-Colouring book offers something a bit different, instead of dull pictures to colour in it is crammed with ideas of things to draw which will get the kids imagination working. The Anti-Colouring book contains the beginnings of a picture with a written suggestion about what to draw. There are 50 pages of drawing ideas in the book as well as plenty of blank pages at the end. The suggestions have a nice variety meaning there will be something in here for everyone. I'll give a few examples here: This man in thinking about how he ended up in jail contains ...  Read the complete review