My Sweety Coloring Book
A follow-up to Karen's popular book for adults and children, this little book is meant to teach children about the animals that they need to fear and he ones that can be their friend, while having fun coloring Karen's magnificent artwork at the same time.
- ISBN
- 978-1-937851-14-9
- Pages
- 36
- Listed at
- $4.95
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About this book
My Sweety Coloring Book is a short children's activity book by Karen R. Hurd. The catalogue describes it as a follow-up to her popular book for adults and children, My Sweety, the heartache of loving a deer.
Its stated purpose is practical. It aims to teach children which animals they need to fear and which ones can be their friend, while they color Karen's artwork. The description calls the artwork magnificent, which is our own catalogue's wording and not an outside review.
The catalogue lists the book at 36 pages. It is a coloring book, so expect pages to color rather than a long text.
Who it is for
This book is for children who like to color, and for parents or teachers who want a simple way to talk about wild animals. It is the companion to the author's larger book about a mule deer, so readers of that book may want to see it. No outside reviews or publication details were available to us beyond the catalogue record.
Ways to use this book
Coloring before a mountain trip
Before a family drive or hike, let a child color a few pages and talk about what to do when a wild animal appears. Read the CPW feeding page together, so the rule of keeping a distance comes from the state agency and not only from a parent.
Pairing it with the larger book
Families who like this one can look at My Sweety, the heartache of loving a deer, the author's other book in our catalogue. The catalogue describes it as a book for adults and children, so you may want to read it first yourself.
Go deeper
This coloring book aims to teach children which animals to fear and which can be friends. Colorado Parks and Wildlife publishes plain safety guidance about deer that fits that goal.
Feeding Wildlife, Colorado Parks and Wildlife
The agency's page explaining why intentionally feeding deer is harmful and illegal in Colorado. It lists risks such as crowding, disease and a fatal stomach condition called acidosis.
Mule Deer Profile, Colorado Parks and Wildlife
A species page describing where mule deer live, what they eat and when fawns are born.
CPW Species Profiles
A searchable list of 290 Colorado species with filters by type and protection status, useful for looking up the animals a child sees.
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