Wildlife: A Map Colouring Book illustrated by Natalie Hughes. Published by Buster Books
A fun and engaging colouring book for children on all ages. This giant colouring book is packed full of animals, plants and insects to colour. With beautiful and detailed illustrations by Natalie Hughes.
This book takes you on a journey around the globe. You can colour anything from a Norwegian Fjord Horse, a European Polecat to Great White Sharks and a Giant anteater. Through out this book little fun facts are dotted throughout the illustrations, giving the viewer an insight into the animals lives and their behaviours. Discover interesting facts about Galapagos tortoises, Mountain beavers, King crabs and so much more. At the back of this book children can also colour the flags of the world, with a little guide to help them colour in the correct colours of the flags.
Each map is packed full of animals, plants and insects to colour, enough to keep children entertained for hours. Fun and educational, children can learn about where each animal comes from as they colour.
Exciting with wonderfully detailed illustrations, makes this a great colouring book for all ages.
This book takes you on a journey around the globe. You can colour anything from a Norwegian Fjord Horse, a European Polecat to Great White Sharks and a Giant anteater. Through out this book little fun facts are dotted throughout the illustrations, giving the viewer an insight into the animals lives and their behaviours. Discover interesting facts about Galapagos tortoises, Mountain beavers, King crabs and so much more. At the back of this book children can also colour the flags of the world, with a little guide to help them colour in the correct colours of the flags.
Each map is packed full of animals, plants and insects to colour, enough to keep children entertained for hours. Fun and educational, children can learn about where each animal comes from as they colour.
Exciting with wonderfully detailed illustrations, makes this a great colouring book for all ages.
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