Girl Stuff: 24 Totally Girly Coloring Pages
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Girl Stuff: 24 Totally Girly Coloring Pages Details
This Girl Stuff coloring book is for girls, tweens, teens, and young adults. This book is filled with meticulously designed girl stuff. From nail polish and shoes to shopping, emojis, baking, dance, and fashion each page is totally girly, and ready for you to color in! Featuring 24 unique and creative designs, ranging in complexity from to simple to advanced, this coloring book will provide hours and hours of stress relief, mindful calm, and fun, creative expression. Look inside to see some of the amazing pages you will get to color! You are guaranteed to find something you love! Unicorns, music, dance, ice cream, fashion, beauty and more!
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Reviews
As the name implies this book is an awesome celebration of all things girly! Great variety in the designs with some including more white space (read: less intimidating) and also some more complex ones with lots of details for you to color in. I've included a few representative sample images. I'm excited about this book! Not only will I enjoy coloring it (I don't mind admitting I'm just a grown up girl) but it will be a great activity for my daughter's friends and her while watching a movie, or as an icebreaker for a tween/teen girl activity, or just as fun accompaniment to a girls night in!The images are all hand drawn by the author, Dani, and not simply computer generated images with no soul (there are a surprising number of adult coloring books like that out there... ) The images include manicures, makeup, butterfly, tons of cutesy heel/dress/mannequin pics, shopping, music, dance, sweet treats, best friends, jewelry, hair, purses...even unicorns. In other words, a wide range of fun stuff. What's not to love? Great non intimidating amount of detail - the images will keep you busy for a few hours but you won't be wondering if you will *ever* finish them.The book has 24 images. The paper is a nice bright white and the pictures are one sided. Not super thick paper, but thick enough to easily use markers. The pages are not perforated in case that is an issue for you. I myself prefer to slice the spine off my coloring books ($1 at the local office store), scan them, and then print the images on cardstock. I have yet to find books that show up with a paper weight as thick as I like - but I understand production costs would be way up there for a book with that type of paper weight. So that's my work around.In conclusion? This book is light hearted and whimsical and it will be a blast to color for all the girly girls out there. :) I was sent this book for free and invited to review it if it caught my fancy. I can honestly give it two thumbs way up and am happy to have been introduced to the work of Dani Kates.
