coloring book

American  

noun

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

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Example Sentences

As he moved, he made little dots of flame with his drip torch, drawing a line like a kid working the edges of a picture in a coloring book.

From Los Angeles Times

“I would counsel people to have the conversations from early on,” said Aguirre, who is co-developing a coloring book for parents to help them navigate fears and anxieties related to immigration.

From Los Angeles Times

Among the items I brought back to L.A. was one of my mom’s adult coloring books, a gift from my father that I placed on my coffee table and will forever cherish.

From Los Angeles Times

Now she’s working on a coloring book and hoping to find “a stable place for this museum to be ... for our children to see their worth,” she told Lerew.

From Los Angeles Times

It turns out that the author, seeking to capitalize on the popularity of her novel, had made plans to release an "It Ends With Us"-themed . . . coloring book.

From Salon