Panda and Luna are heading out again: to the farm, up into space, and down under the sea. Our coloring books come in three volumes, Across Three Worlds, Trails of Wonder, and Big Discoveries, and every volume comes in four detail levels, from bold and simple to ultra detailed. Each level has the same friends and nearly the same scenes, with more or less to color. So everyone at the table can pick the level that suits them, whatever their age.
Here is the same page from Across Three Worlds, Kite Above Clover, at every level. Same friends, same adventure, different amounts to color.
Coloring together? A family pack has one volume at all four levels.
Panda and Luna stand beside their rocket on the Moon, with Earth hanging in the sky above them. In Across Three Worlds, the two friends wander from sunflowers, a kite over the clover, and a wagon full of apples to a stroll on the Moon and a moon-rock find, then dive down to wave at a sea turtle and a seahorse on the reef.
Luna finds the clover path first, and Panda walks along behind her. Trails of Wonder takes the two friends past leafy doorways and rows of new seedlings, out to a red planet with a rover, a crater lookout, and an ice moon, and down to a coral terrace where an octopus keeps a curious eye on them.
Two moons hang in the sky, and Luna can’t stop looking up. Big Discoveries follows Panda and Luna from a meadow picnic and an orchard gate to a space telescope and a rocket hangar, then down under the sea, where dolphins glide past, clownfish peek out of their home, and a whale drifts by the window.
Pick by the colorer, not the age. If they like big shapes and a quick finish, start with Simple. If they like getting lost in one page for a long time, try Detailed or Ultra Detailed. Medium sits in between.
Almost. Each volume has the same scenes in the same order at every level, with one scene that changes between levels in Volumes 1 and 3. What changes is the amount of detail.
