Sixteen line-art interpretations of this festive event find their inspiration in papel picado, a traditional Mexican folk art involving paper-cutting, and the images of Mexican cartoonist José Guadalupe Posada. Includes bilingual text.

Sixteen illustrations inspired by Mexican folklore include realistic and imaginary animals, mythological characters, religious iconography, and a wealth of skulls and skeleton motifs related to Day of the Dead traditions.

Two side-by-side copies of the same image allow two kids to color individual versions of 30 different celestial designs depicting crescent moons, blazing suns, and starry skies.

Two children can share the fun of coloring 30 scenes of great strapping horses and dainty little ponies. Every illustration features an exact duplicate, so each kid can have an individual version.

Young sci-fi fans can travel together into this futuristic world of robots. Each of 30 wacky illustrations appears side by side with a duplicate, so two kids can enjoy every image. Perforated pages.

Each of these 30 illustrations appears side by side with an exact duplicate, allowing two children to enjoy coloring all of the exciting images of tricked-out trucks, SUVs, and street racers. Perforated pages.

This coloring storybook shows how cooperation can put an end to bullying. It's full of tips to help boys and girls learn how to deal with threatening behavior. The tale of Allie and her friends, who stand up to a classmate bully, offers valuable messages about respect, teamwork, and friendship. Thirty charming illustrations accompany the simple but sensitive story.