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Leisure Arts Mini Adult Coloring Books

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Updated May 31, 2018

Leisure Arts Mini Adult Coloring Books

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Leisure Arts

www.leisurearts.com

Reviewed by Christine Weiher, Editor, AllFreePaperCrafts.com

The old school activity of coloring books reminds me of the simpler times when sketching and scribbling in notebooks. Coloring can provide relief, rid of stress and provide hours of fun. The Leisure Arts mini adult coloring books are low-effort, yet have been proven to be beneficial in generating health and stimulation in the brain. These coloring books are great for exploring your creativity and providing yourself a sense of relaxation therapy. By concentrating on such a simple task, you will become connected with your mind, body and soul and ready to take on the day.

These mini coloring books have 32 fabulous designs that you can color on-the-go everywhere, anywhere.

Beach Please: Ocean-themed designs like starfish, seashells, sea creatures and whales will make you feel like you're actually on the ocean. Color the boats, flip flops and pineapples until your heart is content. There's even a lighthouse with intricate details for you to color and even frame for hanging on a wall.

Love Grows: Potted plants, cacti, leafy greens and florals are combined in this book. Get ready for the spring and summer by adding loads of color to these designs.

In Full Bloom: In this mini book you'll find butterflies, flowers and birds to get you excited for the warmer months. Each design gives you plenty of space and lines to use your creativity.

What I really like about these mini books is that each design also has a lined page for you to jot down some notes or keep track of what colors you used. If you choose not to rip the pages out for decor, it's a great way to write down some inspiration or jot down how each of the designs make you feel while you're coloring it. You will feel zen.