
Bold & easy coloring book
Uplifting Words
An Easy Large-Print Quote Coloring Book
Forty uplifting quotes in big outlined letters over one clear picture, made for tired eyes and unsteady hands. For seniors, memory care and families.
The PDF is the same 40 pages, downloaded right here the moment you pay, so you can print any page at home. The paperback ships from Amazon.
The PDF is for home and family use, with a 30-day money-back guarantee. Printing for a group or facility? See group licenses.
Download a free sample page first- Style
- Bold & easy. Thick outlines, large open shapes, one design per page.
- Inside
- 40 Large-Print Quote Designs
- Pages
- Single-sided to prevent bleed-through
- Size
- 8.5" x 11"
- Made for
- Seniors, Memory Care & Families
- ISBN
- 9798171072957
- Process
- Designed and hand-edited by K. Terry, with AI-assisted drafting. How the books are made
About the book
What's inside
"You Are Loved." "One Day At A Time." "Home Sweet Home." The words are the picture here. Each page is a single phrase set in thick outlined letters, with one clear image beneath it: a basket of bread, a rocking chair, a sleeping cat, a lighthouse. Nothing fussy, nothing crowded, and nothing that has to be finished. Most affirmation coloring books are drawn for people with steady hands and good light. This one is not. The lines measure six points, and the open shapes are large enough that a chunky marker or a thick pencil fills them without going over. There is no shading, no tiny detail, and no page that takes an hour. Because the words are large, a page can be read out loud before it is colored, which turns a quiet half hour into a conversation. There is also a page written for whoever is sitting alongside: four practical things, not instructions. Every guidance page in the book is set at sixteen point or larger.
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