God Bless America: A Patriotic Coloring Book Review



Just in time for the Fourth of July, God Bless America patriotic coloring book was released. It is a beautiful book to color and relax with. It is nicely designed with a tight binding and heavy pages for coloring--on just one side of the page. The back side of the page tells about the designer and the patriotic design that is featured for coloring.

I especially like the fact that the God Bless America pictures are a mix of designs that require varied amounts of coloring and work. Some have a lot of tiny detail, while other pictures have larger areas to color. All of them have beautiful words of faith in God and country to focus on as you color. I also enjoyed the introduction page that shares why the publisher created this coloring book and how you can maximize your use  of this book to relax and spend time with God.

The publisher, Multnomah, has also created a playlist called Coloring America on
Spotify with songs designed to enhance your experience as your color in the God Bless America book. I easily found it on the Spotify app and was able to listen and color. This book is more than a coloring book, it is a patriotic creative package. It all feels well thought out and put together in this fabulous coloring book. I know it will be one of my new favorites and I think it would be for anyone who enjoys the adult coloring hobby.

This one was lightly colored with colored pencils.

This picture was colored with markers. . .and no bleed through.

I received this book from Blogging for Books for this review. I was not required to write a positive review in exchange for the book.

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