coloring book

noun

1. a children's book of outline drawings for coloring in crayons, watercolors, etc.

Example Sentences

Teachers worked with health departments to develop lessons on vaccines, even incorporating coloring books, says Colgrove.

From Time

A cake pop or a coloring book or sidewalk chalk, something homemade, etc.

From Washington Post

That even if they’re rightfully holding at bay a pair of egregious boundary-crashers, the best strategy is to allow coloring books and save the crackdowns for things that actually matter.

From Washington Post

A conservative coloring book publisher is out with a new title imagining the tea party heartthrob as a bona fide superhero.

From The Daily Beast

Last year, the St. Louis-based publisher Really Big Coloring Books released a Ted Cruz coloring book.

From The Daily Beast

Their son, who looks about 10, is playing a handheld videogame while their daughter fiddles with a coloring book.

From The Daily Beast

Fresh Paint: Full artistic capacities and no mess: the perfect combination for an all-digital coloring book/easel.

From The Daily Beast

There was an audible reaction when a new picture slid next to the smiling little girl with a coloring book in front of her.

From The Daily Beast

Yes, sir, and the second book was a child's coloring book, a Russian coloring book.

From Project Gutenberg

And I might add we also still have the child's coloring book that was received at that time for Christmas, 1961.

From Project Gutenberg