Kawaii Cuties: Coloring Book with Rainbow Pencil

Grab the included rainbow-swirl pencil, and color in magical purrmaids, scooter-riding frogs, cute cat baristas, and so much more with this adorable coloring book that comes with more than 45 stickers!

This cute Kawaii-styled coloring book is perfect for creative kids! Kawaii Cuties: Coloring Book with Rainbow Pencil has everything kids could want: cute coloring pages, fun activities, stickers, and a jumbo rainbow-swirl pencil! From coloring a sunbathing hamster to guiding an adorable panda through a bamboo maze, kids will find hours of creative entertainment with this activity book that’s chock-full of the cutest coloring and activities ever! With charming coloring pages, simple and sweet activities, more than 45 stickers, AND a rainbow pencil, this book is full of nonstop coloring fun.

Delaney Foerster is originally from Vermont but moved to San Diego as a teenager and later received her B.A. from the University of California, Santa Barbara. Delaney became a voracious reader at the age of six and is so grateful to be able to write and edit books that will hopefully foster a love of reading for generations to come. In her free time, she enjoys gardening, writing, spending time with family, and enjoying the San Diego sun.

Daniela Massirioni was born in 1984 in a small town near Milan, Italy. She has always loved drawing. Since she was very small, her favorite pastimes have been sketching and doodling, giving life to the fantasy stories in her head. She studied graphic design in Milan and London, where she lived for four years. There, she worked as a children’s book designer at Egmont UK. This experience gave her the chance to get in touch with amazing and inspiring illustrators and to see her dream of becoming an illustrator come true. Now she is back in Italy, where she works as a freelance children’s book illustrator. She loves her job so much, especially when thinking of all the children that she makes happy with her drawings! Daniela’s favorite illustrators and greatest inspirations are Mary Blair, Marc Boutavant, and Joey Chou.