Sharks Stained Glass Coloring Book

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Description
Among the most fascinating predators of the sea, sharks come in many dramatic shapes and sizes. Eight of the most intriguing sharks are boldly outlined on translucent paper in this pocket-sized coloring book: mako, tiger, leopard, whale, hammerhead, blue, great white, and thresher sharks. The pictures are printed on special paper that allows light to shine through it. First cut the pages from the book as neatly as you can. Then color the pictures, using crayons, felt-tip pens, or paints. You'll get particularly interesting effects if you color both sides, using different colors on the backs than on the fronts. When the pictures are taped to a window, the sunlight shines through them, the way it shines through colored glass! Please refer to the inside back cover for coloring hints and identifications for the sharks. The order of the pages is your key to the identifications, so make a record of them before removing the pages from the book.
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A2Z SKU: 361053
Vendor Code: DOV9780486280967
Age Range: 6+
Author / Illustrator: John Green
Interests: Sharks & Sea Life
Among the most fascinating predators of the sea, sharks come in many dramatic shapes and sizes. Eight of the most intriguing sharks are boldly outlined on translucent paper in this pocket-sized coloring book: mako, tiger, leopard, whale, hammerhead, blue, great white, and thresher sharks. The pictures are printed on special paper that allows light to shine through it. First cut the pages from the book as neatly as you can. Then color the pictures, using crayons, felt-tip pens, or paints. You'll get particularly interesting effects if you color both sides, using different colors on the backs than on the fronts. When the pictures are taped to a window, the sunlight shines through them, the way it shines through colored glass! Please refer to the inside back cover for coloring hints and identifications for the sharks. The order of the pages is your key to the identifications, so make a record of them before removing the pages from the book.