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The Anti-Coloring Book (1st)
By: Susan Striker and Edward Kimmel
Description:
The first in the
Anti-Coloring Book® series. Ordinary coloring books cheat children. They inhibit a child’s natural inventiveness with drawings that simply require him or her to color within the
lines someone else has drawn. The Anti-Coloring Book® was designed as an antidote to traditional coloring books, offering children the chance to create their own images. It was the first
alternative drawing book, as much fun for children as it was good for them. Each irresistible scene is designed specifically to set free the magic of a child’s imagination and offers
limitless possibilities. Mind-ticklers all, they provide a fantasy playground that fosters healthy, active self-expression.
Pages include:
- A group of explorers found a rare bird
deep in the jungle. They sent back this drawing of the bird sitting in a tree. (Try your hand at this one, or see what others have done – click on the link to your left)
- Do you see
your future in this crystal ball?
- This clown has learned how to become invisible. We can only see a circle. What part of the clown do you think this circle is? (Try your hand at this
one, or see what others have done – click on the link to your left)
- What do you think god looks like?
- Extra, Extra, Martians Land!
- A famous artist needs your help. The
artist started this picture but was stung on the thumb by a bee. Turn the picture any way you’d like and finish it. (Try your hand at this one, or see what others have done –
click on the link to your left)
- Can you change this pair of scissors into something completely different? Turn the paper any way you want to. (Try your hand at this one, or see what
others have done – click on the link to your left)
ISBN No. 0805002464
Henry Holt and Company
Paperback
1978, 1984
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