Well, not exactly reading but look what I got today

[iklboo]

But part of me doesn't want to colour it in (which defeats the object, I know).

[RemusLupinsBiggestGroupie]

:)

I have Harry Potter and Pride and Prejudice so far. Have done some colouring in, but it did seem a bit of a shame!

[Allalonenow]

Oohh you lucky thing ikl !

I want one now!

[TheEternalForever]

I have the Harry Potter ones too! And a BBC Sherlock one. You can always photocopy the pages and colour in the photocopies like I'm prone to doing if you don't want to risk ruining the actual books

[HappydaysArehere]

Haven't seen these before. Do they contain the whole book? Or is it just colouring in?

[TheEternalForever]

HappydaysArehere

They're just colouring books. They're not the actual stories but they have pictures related to the books/tv show etc etc and you just colour them in

[HappydaysArehere]

Thank you for the explanation. I expect it is as therapeutic as I find drawing and painting. Apparently, it is because you are using the non verbal side of your brain. There is a well known book called "Drawing On The Right Side Of the Brain" which explains this and shows how drawing can develop. Hope you have a lovely, calming, productive time with your books.