The Umbrella Ferry · children’s colouring book · ages 5–8
Climb aboard an umbrella-topped ferry and follow a mysterious parcel through a playful canal city. Bold, open pictures leave room for a younger colourist’s imagination.
30 illustrations with facing story passages. Adults can read aloud. Check Amazon for current price and delivery.
For the adult choosing the book
Read the short passage together, choose colours for the scene and look for hidden stars in the full-page picture. Come back to the next part of the story whenever you’re ready.
This book works on its own. If you would like your own more detailed pictures, the separate adult edition follows the same adventure.
Children’s edition · scene 9
They tied up beside Button Bridge, where the traveller stepped onto the landing with the parcel. A duck family was crossing in front of the ferry, so nobody hurried. Above them, enormous buttons decorated the arch. One carried a star like the mark on their clue. Beyond the bridge lay the garden canal. As the last duck paddled past, the traveller climbed aboard again.
No. Each book follows the complete adventure and can be enjoyed on its own. Choose both if you want different levels of detail for colouring side by side. They are sold separately, not as a bundle.
30 illustrated scenes, each with a short facing story passage. The children’s edition is designed for ages 5–8; the adult edition has more intricate linework. Printed colouring pages are black and white.
No. An adult can read the passage aloud before you colour. The pictures can be enjoyed at your own pace.
No colouring supplies are included. Try the free pages with the materials you already have.
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