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This children's coloring book is full of beautiful and interesting magical creatures. From dragons to unicorns and mermaids, each page contains unique and fun drawings to develop children's creativity and imagination. This book makes a great gift from ages 4 to 10 years.What you will find in the book: 35 unique fantastic creatures designs.A space for the child to enter their nameA soft cover with glossy finish.Single sided designs, with a variety of fantastic creatures (72 pages).A nice large format (8.5 x 11 inches) (standard size for coloring books).Age appropriate coloring pages for primary age children under 10 years, with: dragons, unicorns, gnomes, fairies, pegasus, phoenix, gremlins, mermaids, triton, vampires, zombies, aliens, elfs, chimeras, medusa, wizards, pixies, centaurs.Coloring books aren't only for entertainment and fun, they also help children relax and learn to draw, encouraging creativity, imagination and concentration.If your child loves fantasy, then order your Fantastic Creatures coloring book today.

Mocha Cat is a little cat that goes on adventures with his humans. Mocha cat lives in a house, and since he was a kitten, he has gone on adventures in a camper van. Mocha Cat tells his friend Charlie about where he has been when they meet on the wall.

It's 11:59, and evil is hungry.Arlo is just your typical teenager who loves playing video games, struggles with popularity, and has parents who nag him. But deep inside, Arlo is hiding a secret - something evil has crept into his dreams, terrorizing his nights with horrific visions. When a strange girl shows up at his school, Arlo's nightmares intensify, and he fights to understand a new feeling that has overcome him - an insatiable hunger that food can't satisfy.

Explore your imagination! Patrick Picklebottom and the Longest Wait is a raucous, silly story about a young boy who finds himself bored while waiting for story time, but through creativity, discovers that the journey can be more fun than the destination.

A mystery enemy is causing utter chaos for Holmes and Watson. The villain creates a series of clues for the duo to solve - and if they don't solve them, an innocent victim will die. Can Holmes and Watson solve the mysteries - and can they avoid becoming victims themselves?

Think about the last time you tried to talk with someone who didn't already agree with you about issues that matter most. How well did it go? These conversations are vital, but too often get stuck. They become contentious or we avoid them because we fear they might. What if, in these difficult conversations, we could stay true to ourselves while enriching relationships and creating powerful pathways forward? What if our divergent values provided healthy fuel for dialogue and innovation instead of gridlock and polarization? Jason Jay and Gabriel Grant invite us into a spirit of serious play, laughing at ourselves while moving from self-reflection to action. Using enlightening exercises and rich examples, Breaking through Gridlock helps us become aware of the role we unwittingly play in getting conversations stuck. It empowers us to share what really matters – with anyone, anywhere – so that together we can create positive change in our families, organizations, communities, and society.