Book of pictures and doodles provides hours of fun and unique finishing touches girls will create for themselves.Each page presents the opportunity to open the mind to creativity by finishing pictures with prompts such as “What's in the magic forest?” “Draw your dream castle,” and “Show us how girls rock!” With no limits to their imaginations or skills, girls will be on cloud nine carrying around this book. With 100 of Andrew Pinder's imaginative and humorous illustrations, every girl will be eager to be a daydream believer with her coloring supplies. The thick lines and chunky shapes make it perfect even for kids whose motor skills are still developing.īest of all, Whale’s The Official Doodle BoyTM Coloring Book serves as an inspiration and proof that it’s a-okay to doodle all over everything.THE GIRLS' DOODLE BOOK: AMAZING PICTURES TO COMPLETE AND CREATE, by Andrew Pinderįairies, princesses, ponies and pop-stars make this book shine for girls. From one-eyed monsters to a skate-boarding skull, the designs are fun and unique, and kids are sure to have as much fun interpreting them as coloring them. And the best part? It’s fun!Įleven-year-old author Joe Whale created this wacky masterpiece as a way of sharing his love of drawing and coloring with other kids, and his out-of-the box doodles are a bit different than the usual Pixar- or Marvel-themed coloring books for kids. Psychology suggests that coloring activities can also improve color awareness, help establish boundary and spatial awareness, and generally support cognitive development.
Research also indicates that coloring can reduce anxiety and stress, leading to happier and more relaxed kids. Pretty much every kid loves to color, but did you know that coloring is physically and mentally beneficial, too? Coloring and drawing can help kids improve their fine motor skills and focus, as well as their creativity. There are literally hundreds of coloring books out there-what makes The Official Doodle BoyTM Coloring Book so special, however, is that this coloring book was created by a kid, for other kids. What to Expect: Coloring, Creativity, Imagination, Child Author
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