A New Kind of Coloring Book for Adult Relaxation with just only One Color! Fun, Easy, and Interesting! With any pen or marker you have in hand in anywhere, you can take the stress out and bring your favourite Obama and Michelle come to life. Do not worry about changing colors, finding the right shape, just simple enjoy coloring. Let's color while watching TV, listening to music or a podcast, and spending time with family. This book contains: Consists of Dots, Lines and Spiroglyphics types Perfect size 8.5 x 11 inches. High quality paper Relax with just ONE COLOR! Very unique and exciting, as well as relaxing!

Disney Animals Dots Lines Spirals Coloring Book

Why You Will Love this Book? There is a secret that real colourist know that wannabe colourist don't. It is not the coloring part that's hard, what's hard is sitting down to do it. So, Let's start to do it! Let's color while watching TV, listening to music or a podcast, and spending time with family. This book (Vol. 3) consists of 17 Celebrities/Stars x 2 Dots styles = 34 puzzle pages Vol. 1 consists of 15 Spiroglyphics pages and Vol. 2 consists of 15 Lines s pages One page per day, and after 2 weeks, it can be completed with your perfect artworks. Great for All Skill Levels. You can color every page however you want and there is no wrong way to color (even if you are a beginner). Makes a Wonderful Gift. Know someone who loves to color? Make them smile by getting them a copy too. You could even color together! NOTE: If you want to have a personal version (such as spiral style of your image), Don't hesitate to send your requirements to us by email. Have fun!

Analyzes Barack Obama's behavior to explain the apparent disconnect between his campaign promises and presidential choices, drawing on factors from his past to illuminate the role of unconscious thoughts on the administration of his policies.

If you really want to relax try a new kind of COLORING BOOK (one color coloring book). Just relax, take pen, marker or pencil start to color between the lines and look how the pictures coming into focus! When you finish look a little closer and you'll see your masterpiece take a shape! ✓ No extra skills. ✓ So fun and easy to color! This coloring book has a therapeutic effect and relieves stress. - 3 types of graphic puzzles DOTS LINES AND SPIRALS (Thomas Pavitte style) - Different levels of difficulty - 35 IMAGES with Art Museum hidden by DOTS LINES AND SPIRALS - Each image is printed on a separate page to prevent bleed-through (two blank pages before two-sided illustrations are intentional) - Provides fun for long hours! - Highly addictive!

If you really want to relax try a new kind of coloring book (one color coloring book). Just relax, take pen, marker or pencil start to color between the lines and look how the pictures coming into focus! When you finish look a little closer and you'll see your masterpiece take a shape! No extra skills. So fun and easy to color! This coloring book has a therapeutic effect and relieves stress. 3 types of graphic puzzles lines, dots and spirals different levels of difficulty 48 characters hidden by lines, dots and spirals 4 two sided illustrations each image is printed on a separate page to prevent bleed-through highly addictive! great fun quaranteed!

“I admire Russia for wiping out an economic system which permitted a handful of rich to exploit and beat gold from the millions of plain people… As one who believes in freedom and democracy for all, I honor the Red nation.” —FRANK MARSHALL DAVIS, 1947 In his memoir, Barack Obama omits the full name of his mentor, simply calling him “Frank.” Now, the truth is out: Never has a figure as deeply troubling and controversial as Frank Marshall Davis had such an impact on the development of an American president. Although other radical influences on Obama, from Jeremiah Wright to Bill Ayers, have been scrutinized, the public knows little about Davis, a card-carrying member of the Communist Party USA, cited by the Associated Press as an “important influence” on Obama, one whom he “looked to” not merely for “advice on living” but as a “father” figure. Aided by access to explosive declassified FBI files, Soviet archives, and Davis’s original newspaper columns, Paul Kengor explores how Obama sought out Davis and how Davis found in Obama an impressionable young man, one susceptible to Davis’s worldview that opposed American policy and traditional values while praising communist regimes. Kengor sees remnants of this worldview in Obama’s early life and even, ultimately, his presidency. Is Obama working to fulfill the dreams of Frank Marshall Davis? That question has been impossible to answer, since Davis’s writings and relationship with Obama have either been deliberately obscured or dismissed as irrelevant. With Paul Kengor’s The Communist, Americans can finally weigh the evidence and decide for themselves.