If your idea of relaxation is a drink at Mos Eisley cantina, or if your favorite reads are all science fiction books, your search for the best adult coloring books is over. Packed with Star Wars

It’s hard to keep swear words at bay around your kiddos all day long, so let them fly in all your favorite colors with this mom-approved book that’s definitely not appropriate for co-coloring with your kids.

The amount of shrinkage depends on what sheets you buy, so you’ll want to pay close attention to that. As the adult, you’ll arrange the objects on a pan and bake them.

The kids and grown-ups alike thought this was an amazing package and we loved how there was plenty for all of our testers to colour together, without any fighting over who has what.

Also, if the recipient opens it carefully enough, they’ll have a bit of handmade art to hold onto!

Turn off the TV, stop scrolling through social media, and spend your newly found free time reliving a blissful childhood hobby with these adult coloring books.

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Our testers’ imaginations went into overdrive with this cute and creative colouring book. Open the book out and you’ll find 30 blank, teddy-bear shaped pages ready to be brought to life.

Our six year old definitely fits the brief and was suitably impressed with the realistic illustrations and accompanying statistics – they are a big fan of a dinosaur fact.

For younger kids, you can make the pieces bigger, and for older ones, you can make the pieces smaller. Have the children cut out the pieces and keep them in a plastic baggy.

They published coloring books until the 1920s when the McLaughlin brothers were taken over by the Milton Bradley company.

Dive into 84 pages of extremely detailed hand-drawn illustrations straight from Johanna Basford, the artist credited with starting the adult coloring book craze.

Chances are if you love one type of craft, you probably love others, too! Maybe you are a colorist and a crocheter like designer Andee Graves. In this lovely coloring book, we're featuring 

When buying a coloring book for adults, look for the quality of the paper to prevent bleeding, the type of patterns available, and if it’s a coloring and activity book combined.