Images (No. 1)

You may well wonder what the big attraction is for a coloring book with all these odd little images.

Try it and you'll see. Once you experience the great relaxation to be found in one of these collections of odd images to color, you will wonder how you ever did without them before.

Crazy cool book! Turn on some Grateful Dead music and color away!:)

Truly challenging desings...although they repeat like four times...because I really am into geometrical designs, it really was a mind boggling process to extract the structures I wanted from the overall design...also the coloring sessions (in my case) were long and tedious so you must have time and patience for them...

I found these designs difficult but challenging. Spaces are small so this might not be great for younger kids. Designs are somewhat monotonous.

I recieved this book, along with books 2-5 also, for christmas. My mom ordered them out of a magazine together though. but they are the same books. Anyway, I love these things!! I am 14, and they still Keep me busy. Also, I had several teachers who had us do these at school.....not exactly sure why, but they did. Anyway, I think older kids, maybe 3rd or 4th grade and up will like these better than any old coloring book. I even got my sister whos 24, doing one of these last night! lol so overall, its perfect! =)

I am an adult that loves to color and these Roger Burrows books are great. I find they work best with colored pencils in that the designs are very intricate, but fine tip markers work fine as well if you don't mind bleed through (the paper is fairly thin). Very good, cheap, relaxing therapy! Can't miss--these would be fine for older children as well that are very attentive to detail.