Whatever is lovely: A
Coloring Book for Reflection and Worship
By Waterbrook Press
Review
This is the second coloring book
that I now own. I also reviewed the first coloring book that I received; you
can check that out here: http://reviewsbysugar.blogspot.com/2015/10/the-time-chamber-review.html
But this coloring book is a little bit
different then my first one. By what I said about the first coloring book, you
may be wondering why I decided to get another coloring book. The answer to that
is I knew this was different and I wanted to try coloring books out again.
Whatever
is Lovely is a Christian based coloring book. Each page has a beautiful drawn
picture with a quote, verse, or short stanza to a hymn. That’s what really sold me on this coloring
book was what was displayed on the pages. Unlike the other coloring book, The Time Chamber, which was a continuous
story, this one had a nice verity of different images. Each page is a one-sided
(which, I might add, is a great benefit) creation featuring animals,
plant-life, etc.
Why I so greatly enjoy the
one-sided pages is because if you decide to take a page out and say frame it,
you don’t have to worry about another page on the back side that you really
like. Also a great benefit on the pages being one-sided is you don’t have to
worry about bleeding to the other side. This means, you can use markers or any
other form of median, to color with. I also have been thinking of different ways
you can use the colored pages. Because some of the pages are just so pretty I
don’t just want to leave them in a book, where no one can see them. I am a
scrapbooker, and have been thinking about a way I can somehow incorporate them
in a layout. I think that would be a great use of some of these pages.
So my overall verdict on this
coloring book is…I liked it! I will say that I defiantly liked it better than The Time Chamber coloring book. So, I do
recommend this coloring book if you’re interested in a lit bit of a different
coloring book.
I received
this book from Blogging for Books for this review.
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