Coloring books
Coloring books for every age: big first outlines for little ones, color by numbers, cartoon characters, water-reveal books and mandalas for adults, with prices from every bookshop in Moldova on one page.
- In stock
- 1,107
- Bookshops
- 10
- Prices from
- 6,00 lei
Bunele maniere - Carte de colorat 1 bleu
in 1 store
Bunele maniere - Carte de colorat 2 verde
in 1 store
Carte de colorat pentru baieti
in 1 store
Animale marine - Carte de colorat
in 1 store
Animale si magie - Carte de colorat
in 1 store
Coloram si ne relaxam respectand codul magic 1
in 1 store
Colorăm și ne relaxăm respectând codul magic 2
in 1 store
Povesti de colorat - Frumoasa din pădurea adormită
in 1 store
Marea carte de colorat Moda
in 1 store
Pensula fermecata Pentru cei mici
in 1 store
Pensula fermecata Pentru fetite
in 1 store
Pensula fermecata Mijloace de transport
in 1 store
Pensula fermecata Animale indragite
in 1 store
Pensula fermecata Primele desene
in 1 store
Pensula fermecata Desene amuzante
in 1 store
Pensula fermecata Baba de zapada
in 1 store
Pensula fermecata Iepuri
in 1 store
Alfabetul - Ma distrez si cu apa colorez acuarela
in 1 store
Marea carte de colorat - Animale - Volumul 1
in 1 store
Marea carte de colorat - Animale - Volumul 2
in 1 store
Marea carte de colorat. Automobile si Roboți
in 1 store
Marea carte de colorat. Prințese mici
in 1 store
Numere - Ma distrez si cu apa colorez acuarela
in 1 store
Unicorni fermecati. Carte de colorat
Brown Watson
in 1 store
Shelves in the shops
Good to know
Which coloring book suits a small child?
At two or three, look for thick outlines and big pictures, with one character to a page. Water-reveal books are good for the very young because they need no pencils. From around five, children can move on to more detailed pictures and color by numbers, which also practices their digits.
How do I choose a coloring book for adults?
Check the paper and how detailed the pictures are. Thick paper stands up better to markers, and pages printed on one side don't leave marks on the next picture. Mandalas and repeating patterns are an easy start; very fine drawings call for sharp pencils and patience.