Animal Coloring Books

About these animal coloring books

This shelf of animal books is built in pairs. For each animal there is an easy book, where the animal sits or stands alone in big, open shapes, and a cute book, where the same kind of animal gets a hobby and a small scene. The first pages shown here make the difference clear. The easy axolotl is a round face ringed by feathery gills, while its cute partner pours tea on a lily pad. The easy crocodile sits grinning, and the cute one reads a book on a braided mat. The plain puppy has a ball; the cute one leans on a pile of patterned cushions. The fox pair goes from a fox sitting with its bushy tail curled round to a fox sewing a patchwork scarf, and the parrot pair from a parrot on a branch to one threading a string of beads. The cats move from a single cat sitting tall to a striped kitten on a window sill beside a flowerpot. The horses differ a little more: the easy book uses clean, realistic outlines, while the cute book puts a horse in a flower meadow with a butterfly. Choose the animal first, then the level.