coloring book

noun

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

Example Sentences

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

They treat the “Bad Boys” template like a coloring book, scribbling in with their own wild artistic experimentation over the lines.

From Los Angeles Times

Flying from LAX to Istanbul and then Cairo, he and the medical team crossed into Rafah with nearly 250 suitcases filled with medication, feminine hygiene products, candy, coloring books, water purification tablets and other supplies.

From Los Angeles Times

“Mother’s Day means everything to me,” said Rikers inmate Nadine Leach, 43, as she watched her three-year-old granddaughter, Queen, excitedly explore the sound machines, coloring books and toys.

From Seattle Times