Adult Colouring Books

[Samantha]

An adult colouring book is basically a normal colouring book that children use, but with more intricate and harder designs to colour in! I know a lot of you aren't technically 'adults' but does anyone have any?

We sell them at work for £1.99 which is pretty cheap for around 120 pages to colour, and I have 2 of them and a mini mandala one I got from The Works, and one my sister bought me for Christmas, but I've misplaced that one. I find them very relaxing and originally I didn't see the point in them, but some of them look really nice when they're finished!

What are your views on them and would you ever be tempted to buy any?

[David]

are there terms and conditions before i buy one
do i need proof of age

is there a monthly subscription

[Lill-MeeDK]

I have two and a calendar (so I have a new one every day)!
It sounds stupid, but it's really relaxing just to sit down and colour in, only focusing on the drawing.
After a stressfull day it's the perfect thing to do.

[Jurv]

I was bought a James Franco colouring book for my birthday this year, beat that

[Cerys]

I bought my mum a Jeremy Corbyn colouring book for christmas (cos she's obsessed yh)

Personally not my thing but I can see why people use them when theyre stressed etc

[Prosiary]

Thay are honestly so good, i just do them when im feeling a bit stressed or anxious and i do them for hours on end, soo fun!

[Absently]

i never knew it was such a big thing, i love doodling and just colouring randomly, think ill have to buy myself one tho and have some fun. i remember my sister was always using my nephews colouring books to colour in, so would be a nice gift for her

[Empired]

I have two and like them but haven't done any colouring in them for ages. They're really good tho and would recommend to any1

[Chris]

I've got one, but I haven't done anything on it for ages. They're quite relaxing if you can find time to do it.

[scottish]

No, seems like a childrens kinda thing.