Bestselling Coloring Books
These Bestselling Coloring Books bring you a cross-section of the most popular coloring books available. We are proud to continually update this collection to feature the best of the best...


Helping People Cope Since 2017


Helping People Cope Since 2017
Coloring Book Zone is dedicated to giving people a place to find high-quality, hand-curated coloring books (no blurry pixelated designs here) and custom coloring books specially designed for different people:
We publish many custom designed coloring books, and also offer top quality coloring books and accessories from other publishers. If you don’t find what you are looking for, please let us know. We’re happy to help!
Coloring can help you get in touch with your creativity and imagination, while also providing structure to calm your mind.
Because it is enjoyable, it can be therapeutic without forcing you into an unfamiliar situation that may only bring anxiety.
This makes coloring perfect for if you are feeling stressed, anxious or overwhelmed in your normal life.
These Bestselling Coloring Books bring you a cross-section of the most popular coloring books available. We are proud to continually update this collection to feature the best of the best...
Coloring may sound like a simple activity to ward off boredom, but for people with disabilities, learning differences or handicaps, it can actually improve health by engaging the mind and sharpening fine motor skills and mental acuity.
With COVID I have been experiencing anxiety (lost quite a few family members and had a scare myself). I have learned how to find peace in imperfection and release the super woman cape. This season has been a very hard season for most of us, and this book really helps to put things into perspective and break away from COVID anxiety.
Candace
Mary Huffman was a mother, wife, entrepreneur, recognized business leader, inspiration to all she met. She passed away from ALS in 2018. Her husband Ted and children Anna & Jonny continue to run Coloring Book Zone in her memory. She was a remarkable human being.
She was a Russian major at UCLA, later got her MBA from Stanford, and worked as a management consultant for McKinsey in London. Mary & Ted returned to the US to start their family in 1999.
In 2017, Mary was diagnosed with ALS, and her philosophy was always, “I’m going to Stephen Hawking the crap out of this,” which she did obviously. On her website she left behind (as was her selfless habit) tips on life, surviving ALS, and even getting kids into college.