🌈 Vibrant and Engaging: Melissa & Doug Jumbo 50-Page Coloring Wonder Review

My 4 year old daughter loves this book. This is exactly the size we were hoping for. The pictures are big enough to easily color in, but it's not difficult to reach the whole page and the kid can still carry them around. There is a good selection of images! Quite a lot of princess pics, multiple horses, animals etc. And towards the end there are pics showing different career types which is unique. Definitely recommended for a girl but not for a boy. The images definitely target the interests of

I bought this jumbo coloring book for the first time a while ago and found that children, especially girls, really enjoy coloring pictures in this notebook. I like that the pages tear easily. The pages are large, with pictures that children can easily color in, but with enough detail to keep older children interested. The coloring book was so successful in my kindergarten that I decided to give all the girls in my kindergarten (who were small and didn't color from the original book when I had…

I don't know about you, but I'm amazed at how hard it's gotten to find something that looks like an easy coloring book for kids. You know, nice big pictures where objects and characters are just outlines that kids can color in with crayons? For some reason 80% of the coloring books available even in toy stores are now "adult" coloring books that contain tiny gaps in the form of mandala-like arrangements intended to be filled in with artistic quality colored pencils, apparently as a form of art…

When I was younger, in the late 80's and early 90's, coloring books were $5. now that I have little ones, coloring books in dollar stores sell for at least 50 cents each. In the end, it's a good deal because not many kids appreciate coloring books when there are ALWAYS video games. Because they don't appreciate them, they are treated pretty harshly. At least in our house. When I saw the price of this coloring book I almost laughed and dared to believe. I wanted to see how it compared to a $5 to