Begin with a passage.
A short piece of the story sets the scene. Read it aloud together, or enjoy it in your own time.
For young colourists and adults
Matching colouring books for adults and children, with different levels of detail. You don’t have to colour the same way to share the same adventure. Settle in with a story, choose your colours and see where the ferry takes you.
Children’s edition: ages 5–8. Adult edition: intricate linework.
Each paperback is sold separately and works on its own.

One story, at your own pace
The Umbrella Ferry follows a mysterious parcel through an extraordinary canal city. Both editions follow the same adventure, with artwork suited to different levels of detail. An adult can read the passage aloud; there is no need for a child to read independently.
A short piece of the story sets the scene. Read it aloud together, or enjoy it in your own time.
Choose your own colours. The children’s edition has open shapes; the adult edition offers intricate detail.
Turn the page for the next part of the adventure. There is no race to finish.
Choose one, or colour side by side

For ages 5–8
Bold, open pictures. A parcel to deliver. A story to read and colour together.
Paperback · 30 illustrated scenes with facing story passages
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For adult colourists
Intricate canal scenes, curious workshops and a story that unfolds as you colour.
Paperback · 30 illustrated scenes with facing story passages
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Print two sample illustrations and their story passages before choosing a book.
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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