The Worst Coloring Book in the Whole Entire World: A funny and silly coloring book for kids ages 4-8 (Entire World Books)

Book Synopsis: Behold... 'The Worst Coloring Book in the Whole Entire World'. If you or your child are a fan of 'The Worst Book in the Whole Entire World' or any of the other books in the series, then this is the ultimate coloring book for you. However, if you have not read any of the Worst books and just so happen to like coloring random and simplistic pictures of: rocks with attitude, giant cats, dragons, ninja turkeys, balloons, bushes, clouds, flowers, hearts, goats, pumpkins, cows, clowns, chickens, castles, yetis, and other oddities - there is no use in hesitating any longer.

What you will find inside this book:

• 50 pages containing funny, random, and slightly weird coloring pages featuring some scenes from the Entire World Books collection - a.k.a, The Worst Book series in the Whole Entire World.
• 50 pages featuring blank and open space to encourage and inspire drawing and creativity on the back of the coloring pages.
• Silly yet classy designs and backgrounds that are toddler, kid, teenager, and adult friendly (but really specifically designed for children ages 4-8. However, boys and girls that are 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10 years old and up can use.)
• Pages that are formatted in the large A4 size for small, medium, or large hands to enjoy.

What you and/or your child can do with this coloring book:

• Color it.
• Scribble in it.
• Draw in it.
• Draw funny hats on Nameless the Rock.
• Remove your work of art and place it on the refrigerator or door.
• Remove your masterpiece and frame it.
• Remove the pages and make paper airplanes or little paper balls.
• Trace the pictures to make the magic last forever.
• Watch the reaction of other parents when you tell them you got your kid the worst coloring book in the whole entire world.
• Give it as a gag gift, but then it turns out to actually be a good gift.

Fancy educational benefits:

• Stimulates creativity.
• Prepares kids for school.
• Improves fine motor skills.
• Improves color awareness, recognition, and discernment.
• Improves focus and hand to eye coordination.
• Improves self-confidence and self-esteem.
• Allows self-expression.
• Improves sense of boundaries, structure, and spatial awareness.
• Provides therapy and stress relief.
• Contributes to better handwriting.

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