Anti-Coloring Book
 

I was wondering if anyone here grew up with the anti-coloring books. Here some examples of the pages if you havent seen one before.

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Never seen it, like the idea a lot :thumbsup:

Those are excellent.
I am going to start making these for my children.

i had a teacher who used these. i remember the scissor one. I'm now going to use them with my daughter, so thanks for posting.

No...I wish I had. It was all about staying within the lines when I was growing up. Looks like I missed out on something good.

I vaguely remember this book, possibly from some daycare or school. If I had kids, they'd have these shoved into their fat little fingers.

I have one of those books. One of my favorites is a boxing ring asking who I would fight if I had the chance. I drew a small, poorly drawn human figure with a speech bubble proclaiming "Yikes!!!" and labeled with the name of a bully who picked on me pretty much constantly from second grade through the end of 6th grade (this was drawn in second or third grade,) and a large vaguely fist-shaped object significantly larger than him labeled "Me"