Colouring Books

Colouring books have been proven to help relieve stress whilst allowing you to be creative. Our collection of colouring books has something for everyone, whether you're shopping for your little one, looking for an exam destresser for your teenager or looking to practise some mindfulness yourself, we will have something for all of you. 

Children's Colouring Books 

From a young age, children are often drawn to colours and shapes. Encouraging them to colour within the lines will help with their pen control and create hours of entertainment for them. A great activity book to keep little minds busy is Little Children's Activity Book mazes, puzzles, colouring & other activities by James Maclaine. This little book is crammed with puzzles, colouring pages and stickers to keep your little ones entertained, ideal for long car journeys or flights. 

A great colouring book for children is Roald Dahl's Marvellous Colouring-Book Adventure. This book features images inspired by Charlie and the Chocolate Factory and other iconic stories that are perfect for fans of Roald Dahl's characters. For more Roald Dahl stories, check out our Roald Dahl Books. 

Another fantastic colouring book for children is Little People, Big Dreams Colouring Book: 15 dreamers to colour. The iconic picture book series Little People Big Dreams has quickly become a favourite for children and parents alike. The books are informative and diverse, which is incredibly important as children's minds develop and start learning about the world. 

Relaxing Patterns and Animals 

Life is incredibly stressful, and it is essential to look after yourself. Whether that's going for a walk, running a bath or treating yourself to something nice, it is vital to do so. If you want something to help you unwind, why not try some adult colouring books? A great book to start with is the beautiful Great British Flower Show: A Horticultural Colouring Adventure Book By Harriet Popham. Flick through the beautiful flower illustrations as you relax after a busy working week. Another excellent pattern colouring book is Rangoli: Stress-Relieving, Art Therapy, Adult Colouring Book by Andrew Davis uses traditional Hindu folk art to create relaxing patterns for you to colour. 

For animal patterns, check out Dream Catcher Anti-Stress Adult Colouring 3 Books Collection By Christina Rose, which contains three colouring books The Tree of Life, Finding Peace and Life on Earth. For a more detailed and complex colouring book, check out Fantomorphia: An Extreme Colouring and Search Challenge by Kerby Rosanes. This book contains intricate designs from skulls that morph into butterflies to clockwork dragons and vine-entangled pumpkins; plenty of gothic-inspired scenes and creatures bring to life in colour.

Character Colouring Books 

There are many character-themed colouring books; therefore, if you are a big fan of a film or tv series and want to get a companion colouring book, they are a great way to get into colouring as a relaxing hobby. By having images and characters, you are familiar with colour and design, and you should start to feel more relaxed. Some excellent character colour books are The Heartstopper Colouring Book by Alice Oseman, featuring artwork by Oseman in her unique Heartstopper style. 

For fantasy fans, check out Tolkien's World: A Colouring Book by Ian Miller. This colouring book recreates famous scenes and iconic characters for you to colour. For Harry Potter fans, check out the Harry Potter Celebratory Colouring book.