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Cute Penguins Coloring Book for Kids Ages 3+ (Printable Version) - cover

Cute Penguins Coloring Book for Kids Ages 3+ (Printable Version)

Sheba Blake

Publisher: Sheba Blake Publishing Corp.

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Summary

This coloring book is packed full of fun, calming, and satisfying coloring pages, suitable for kids ages 3 and up.

Fun and entertaining penguin-themed designs make this varied book perfect for girls, boys, teens and tweens, and maybe even adults or parents who can manage to find the time to relax and color.

Why You'll Love This Book:

• Contains 20 pictures.
• Pictures are single-page, to avoid bleed-through.
• Age appropriate for pre-school and elementary age kids 3 years - and up.
• Printable version for printing at home.
• A nice sized format (8.5"x11") to print.

So if your child loves penguins, then order your copy today!
Available since: 07/31/2021.

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