
Juniper
otter, scarf enthusiast
An otter from Marrowby, a small town that takes Halloween seriously. Likes pumpkins, capes and soup. Owns one scarf.
A bold and easy coloring book for adults and teens. 40 cozy autumn scenes with thick lines and big shapes, one picture per sheet, and a tiny key hidden on every page.
Paperback98 pages8.5 x 8.5 in$9.99
Every book is one season in their small town. You color the story one evening at a time.

otter, scarf enthusiast
An otter from Marrowby, a small town that takes Halloween seriously. Likes pumpkins, capes and soup. Owns one scarf.

magpie, very small
A very small magpie. Lives in a pumpkin. Collects keys, and hides one on every page.
Thick lines, big shapes, no tiny bits. Each scene fits one evening.
Pocket hid a key in every picture, plus two more things to spot. The keys are hard. The answers are at the back.
"Pumpkin colors: every orange you own, plus green for the vines."
Try it, or ignore it. It is your book.
You will not know what they are until you finish.
I have a stem, but I am not a glass. I have a face, but I am not a clock. I hold a candle, but I am not a cake. What am I?
One of 8. Pocket kept the answers for Book 2.
A color wheel to fill in, three palettes, and how to add shadow and texture.
Pick a page and a color, then tap any shape to fill it. These are the same pictures as in the book, with the same thick lines.
Your colors stay on this device, so you can come back to a page. The book has 37 more.
Tap where you think it is. This is scene 16, The house on the hill: "Everyone says the house on the hill is haunted. It has very nice pumpkins."
No taps yet.
Every picture sits on its own sheet with a blank back, so a marker that soaks through never ruins the next picture. You can also cut a page out and frame it.
Using alcohol markers? Slip a spare sheet behind the page you are coloring.
Same size, same price, same two friends. Each book picks up where the last one stopped.

Pumpkin patches, a costume parade, ghost laundry and a test flight on a borrowed broom.

A harbor village with a lighthouse, a ferry and a frozen pond. Cocoa, skating and Christmas Eve, and a tiny present hidden on every page.
Pocket has not said
where they go next.
The riddle answers from Book 1 turn up in Book 2. Spring starts where winter ends.
Adults and teens who want a page they can finish in one evening. The shapes are big and the lines are thick, so it also works for anyone who finds detailed books tiring on the eyes or hands.
Thin paper lets most alcohol markers through, so every picture has its own sheet with a blank back. Bleed never lands on another picture. A spare sheet behind the page keeps your table clean.
Hard. They are small and tucked into the scenery: in a wreath, in a jar of brushes, between cobblestones. The answer key at the back tells you where each one is.
No, every page stands on its own. If you like the story, Book 1 is autumn, Book 2 is winter, and the riddles from Book 1 are answered in Book 2.
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