01About

About this book

The book begins with a front-facing cat sitting tall, then a cat lying on its side, a kitten with one paw on a ball of yarn and a long downward stretch with the tail pointing up. Next come a kitten popping out of a cardboard box, a slim cat beside its food bowl, a sleeping cat rolled into a loaf and a cat lifting one paw as if to wave. The last four pages show a striped cat resting its chin on a flat cushion, a cat reaching up for a butterfly, a cat tucked into a woven basket and a cat seen from behind looking back over its shoulder. Faces carry short whisker lines and a few fur strokes, but bodies are open and wide. Only the striped cat and the basket weave add patterned areas, so the book stays easy for young hands.

Inside the book

  • cats
  • kittens
  • ball of yarn
  • cardboard box
  • basket
  • butterfly
  • sleeping cat

02Who it is for

Who it is for

  • cat lovers aged 4 to 8
  • children who have a pet cat at home
  • a calm after-school or waiting-room activity

What it practices

  • coloring large animal bodies evenly
  • working around short fur and whisker lines
  • noticing different poses of the same animal

03In color

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04Pages

Pages in this book

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  1. A cat sits facing forward with its tail curved beside its paws.

    Page 1

    Sitting Cat Coloring Page

    Facing straight toward you, a cat sits upright with its front legs side by side and its paws lined up at the bottom.

  2. A cat rests on its side with its head raised and its tail curled beside it.

    Page 2

    Resting Cat Coloring Page

    Lying on its side in a relaxed stretch, this cat holds its head up and looks out at the viewer with a soft smile.

  3. A cat rests a front paw on a large ball of yarn.

    Page 3

    Cat and Yarn Ball Coloring Page

    One paw is planted on top of a large ball of yarn while a kitten bends its head down to study it.

  4. A cat stretches its front legs forward with its hindquarters raised.

    Page 4

    Stretching Cat Coloring Page

    A downward-dog style stretch makes this cat the shape of a gentle ramp.

  5. A cat peeks over the edge of an open cardboard box.

    Page 5

    Cat in a Cardboard Box Coloring Page

    Out of an open cardboard box, a kitten pops up its head and rests both front paws on the front edge.

  6. A cat sits beside an empty food bowl.

    Page 6

    Cat and Food Bowl Coloring Page

    A tall, slim cat sits upright and gazes forward with calm eyes and a gentle smile, while a shallow pet bowl waits on the ground at its right.

  7. A cat sleeps curled up with its tail beside its face.

    Page 7

    Sleeping Cat Coloring Page

    Sleeping soundly, a cat is rolled into a round, loaf-like shape with its nose tucked down between its front paws.

  8. A seated cat holds one front paw in the air.

    Page 8

    Cat Raising a Paw Coloring Page

    Hello, says this seated cat with one paw lifted at the left, as if it is waving or about to bat at something.

  9. A cat rests its chin and front paws on a rectangular cushion.

    Page 9

    Cat on a Cushion Coloring Page

    Chin down on a flat rectangular cushion, a striped cat lets its front paws drape over the top edge while its eyes look straight out.

  10. A cat lifts a front paw toward a butterfly.

    Page 10

    Cat Watching a Butterfly Coloring Page

    Sitting up with its face tilted to the sky, a cat stretches one front paw upward to reach a butterfly at the top right.

  11. A cat rests in a low woven basket.

    Page 11

    Cat in a Basket Coloring Page

    Nestled inside a low, oval basket, a cat sits with its head raised and both front paws laid over the edge at the lower left.

  12. A seated cat turns its head to look over its shoulder.

    Page 12

    Cat Looking Back Coloring Page

    Seen mostly from behind, a seated cat twists its head around to look over its shoulder at the viewer.

05Ideas

Coloring ideas for this book

  • Color each cat as a different real coat: ginger, gray, black, calico, cream.
  • Use the striped cushion page to try tabby stripes, then repeat them on other cats.
  • Keep the eyes green or yellow on every page and leave a small white dot for shine.
  • Color the props (yarn, box, bowl, basket) in strong colors so the pale cats stand out.

06Print

How to use the PDF

  1. 12 pages come in one PDF, one page per sheet, in separate A4 and US Letter files.
  2. Download the file that matches your paper size.
  3. Print at 100% or “actual size” in portrait orientation.
  4. Print one-sided if you use markers, or print only the pages you need.

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10FAQ

Questions about this coloring book

How do I download this coloring book?

Choose the A4 or US Letter PDF. The file contains all 12 pages in order. Downloading coloring books needs a free account; free accounts can download 1 book a day.

How should I print it?

Print at 100% or "actual size" in portrait orientation. Print one-sided if you plan to use markers, so ink does not bleed onto the next page.

Which age or skill level is this book for?

All pages in a book share one level: easy pages use big shapes, thick lines and little background, for ages about 3 to 6. Every page is also free to download on its own if you want to mix levels.

Can I see a page in color before printing?

Yes. Open any page from the book and choose Color with AI to paint it in a crayon, marker, watercolor, pastel, storybook or realistic style. AI coloring uses 2 credits and the result stays private to your account; the PDF itself stays black and white.

Can I add a name page to the book?

Yes. The free name coloring page maker writes any name in outline letters on a matching background. Download it as A4 or Letter and print it as the first sheet of the book.

Can I use the book with a class or group?

Library pages are free for personal, family, classroom and other non-commercial use. Reselling or redistributing the files is not allowed; see the License page for details.