Author Colouring Books - Part 2

Looking for a way to be more creative? Check out my second list of awesome Adult Colouring Books. All the rage now, it's easier to find something that appeals to you. From movie related - Harry Potter etc - to elaborate designs or animals, there's a little something for everyone.

Here are a few that I really like:

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Doctor Who: The Colouring Book

The Book People        Amazon UK           Amazon US             WHSmith              Barnes & Noble

£7.99                          £6.99                           $9.29                         £6.99                         $9.36

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The Time Garden Colouring Book

The Book People        Amazon UK          Amazon US              WHSmith              Barnes & Noble

£3.99                          £5.00                           $12.03                         £6.49                         $12.08

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Art Therapy: An Anti-stress Colouring Book

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£3.99                          £6.49                           $10.95

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Alice's Adventures in Wonderland: A Colouring Book

The Book People            Amazon UK               Amazon US                  WHSmith

£3.99                          £7.00                           $9.87                         £7.00

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Escape to Wonderland: A Colouring Book Adventure

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£5.59                          £5.24                           $6.82                         £5.24

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Alice's Nightmare in Wonderland

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Unknown                           $14.13                         £6.99                         $14.95

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Prices correct as of writing: 6th February, 2016

Author Colouring Books - Part 1

All my life, I've been a creative person. Not just with writing, but reading and art. I used to love doing Paint by Numbers, which was a great activity to help me with my nerve damage. My hands shook quite a lot, when it got worse, so that had to stop. So I turned to jigsaw puzzles - not tiny little ones, but big massive 1000 or more pieces that took weeks. But, then my nerve damage for bad again and I'd end up in a mess or with unfinished pieces - or a mountain of finished jigsaw that had nowhere to go.

A great new thing that is compact, easy to use and can be carried around with you, are Adult Colouring Books. All the rage now, it's easier to find something that appeals to you. From movie related - Harry Potter etc - to elaborate designs or animals, there's a little something for everyone.

Here are a few that I really like:

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Millie Marotta's Wild Savannah

The Book People        Amazon UK           Amazon US              WHSmith              Barnes & Noble

£3.99                          £3.99                           $10.41                         £6.99                         $10.46

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Millie Marotta's Animal Kingdom Deluxe Edition

The Book People       Amazon UK          Amazon US              WHSmith             Barnes & Noble

£12.49                          £12.49                           $24.24                         £16.25                         $24.11

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Art for Mindfulness: Winter Wonderland

The Book People       Amazon UK          Amazon US             WHSmith              Barnes & Noble

£3.99                          £6.94                           $27.99                         £6.99                         Unknown

(for 2 book set)

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Enchanted Forest

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£7.96                          £4.99                           $9.78                         £6.97                         $9.95

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The Official Harry Potter Colouring Book

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£4.99                          £4.99                           $9.59                         £6.99                         $9.78

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Prices correct as of writing: 6th February, 2016