The Barking Lot Animal Coloring Book for Kids. This item is unavailable.The Barking Lot Animal Coloring Book for Kids

A magical gift idea for kids ages 0-10! For all abilities! An enchanting book filled with delightful educational illustrations, from the “colossal” elephant to the “hump-backed” camel!
Once upon a time, in a land of crayons and imagination, there existed a magical coloring book. Its pages were filled with enchanting creatures—the Barking Lot dogs! 🐶 Meet Solomon, Jake, Lucy, Bella, Gianni, Duncan, Einstein, and Binniy as they embark on wild adventures.
Together, kids can explore jungles where leaves whisper secrets, and farms where cows tell tales.🐄 Their curious hearts will dance with wonder as they discover incredible animals—the kind that hide in tall grass and leap across sun-kissed meadows. 🌼
So, grab your crayons, little ones, and let your imaginations run wild! 🎨🌈 The Barking Lot awaits, ready to color your world with furry, wagging tails and endless possibilities! Another coloring adventure from The Adventures of Strawberryhead & Gingerbread™ series.

• 30 large 8.5 x 11 illustrations to color
• Perfect holiday and birthday gift or travel activity book for kids!
• Animal education for kids!

KF Wheatie, nicknamed Strawberryhead, was diagnosed with autism as a child. KF uses her strong faith to achieve many of life's endeavors. She is a 2024 college graduate with a B.A. in Fine Arts and Music Minor. KF makes it her mission to make new friends as she goes along her many journeys. Additionally, KF is a classically trained professional harpist. Her hobbies include art, Broadway, and travel.

KM Wheatie is nicknamed Gingerbread, was diagnosed with autism at an early age. KM preferred to play alone as a child. It was not that he did not want to interact with other kids; he did not have the social skills necessary to play with them. He turned his love of map reading into a dedicated hobby. He is a 2024 college graduate with a B.S. degree in Environmental Science (GIS) and Art Minor. His hobbies include riding rollercoasters, travel, and hiking.KF and KM want all children, with or without a disability, to be encouraged when they encounter struggles of loneliness and hardship.