All ages. The pictures are big and simple enough for young kids, and the thick lines and open spaces make it relaxing for grown-ups and easy on the eyes for seniors. Grandparents and grandkids can share it.

Are the fun facts true?

Yes. Each of the fifty facts was checked against a trusted source, such as a zoo, a wildlife agency, a museum or a university, before it went in the book.

Yes. Each picture has its own page, and the back of it carries the Fun Fact for the next picture, so no picture is printed on the back of another. Slip a sheet of paper behind the page so marker ink stays put.

Bold & Easy Zoo Babies: Cute Baby Animals Coloring Book

Bold & Easy Zoo Babies

A Cute Baby Animals Coloring Book for Kids, Adults & Seniors

50 big, simple baby animals with thick lines, from panda cubs to koala joeys, and a fun fact facing every picture. For kids, grown-ups and seniors.

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Style

Bold & easy. Thick outlines, large open shapes, one design per page.

Inside

50 Baby Animal Designs with 50 Fun Facts

Pages

One picture per page, a Fun Fact facing each

Size

8.5" x 8.5" Square, 108 pages

Made for

Kids, Adults & Seniors

ISBN

9798167451292

Process

Designed and hand-edited by K. Terry, with AI-assisted drafting. How the books are made

Say hello to fifty zoo babies. Bold & Easy Zoo Babies is fifty big, simple pictures of baby animals drawn with thick, easy lines and wide-open spaces: a panda cub with its bamboo, a koala joey, a giraffe calf, a penguin chick, a fuzzy duckling and a baby echidna, which is called a puggle. The book is in five sections: Savanna, Jungle & Forest, Snow & Ice, Down Under, and Farm, Pond & Forest. Across from every picture is a Fun Fact about that baby in big 28 point type, checked against trusted sources like zoos, wildlife agencies and museums, with a line to give the baby a name of your own. Did you know a newborn panda cub is about the size of a stick of butter, or that a newborn kangaroo joey is about the size of a jelly bean? It is fun for little hands, relaxing for grown-ups and easy on the eyes, so it works at the kitchen table, in a classroom or in an activity group. There is a color test page, a "This Book Belongs To" page and a "My Zoo Babies" page with space to draw your own. An 8.5 inch square paperback, 108 pages, white paper.