Coloring books for middles?

[Guest Jinjubean]

Hello! I was just wondering where you guys get your Coloring books? I only have one and I love it but I would love to get a new on sometime! Not really sure where to look? I guess online would be the best bet. But I looked on Amazon once and didn't really like anything. maybe I should try to look on Amazon again.. I hope you guys are having a great day!!!!! Stay safe!! Edited March 30, 2020 by Jinjubean

[PigtailPrincess]

Our local grocery store always has some cute cheap ones that I like. I like to have one I can rip pages out of for Daddy and one that is more like a work of art lol.

[RavenclawPrincess]

There’s tons of free printable coloring pages if you do a google search! Adult coloring pages could totally work for middle space if you aren’t into the kiddie cartoon stuff

[MissPattch]

My local  Book store / Arts and crafts store is where i usually go. I get almost all of mine from there. Or the Dollar store might have some? Depending on what you like to colour.  Like PigtailPrincess,  I have "grown up" coloring books for when i want to make it look pretty, and kids colouring books for when i feel like scribbling >.<

[RoraDaExplorer]

This isn't a color book but oddly enough. I practice cursive and get teen cursive books which make me feel kinda middle lol. It's very fun and helps a lot with my handwritting. It's so I can get better at calligraphy but ended up being more a little thing than I realized. 

[James Caron]

Coloring books for middle schoolers offer more detailed and challenging designs that match their growing creativity and skills. Look for books with intricate patterns, mandalas, or themes like nature, fantasy, and animals. These options provide a fun and relaxing way to de-stress while allowing them to explore their artistic side.