Downtime Kids Bold and Easy Flowers

A vase of tulips on a windowsill does not need to be complicated to be nice to look at, and this book seems to know that. Fifty flower arrangements settle into small, comfortable corners of a house: a mason jar on a kitchen table, a basket on a porch, a teapot standing in for a proper vase on somebody's dresser. The shapes are big and friendly, the lines bold enough to follow without much fuss, and the roses, daisies, and sunflowers inside never ask for more patience than a young colorist has to give. It suits kids who like flowers, tidy little rooms, and coloring pages that finish quickly enough to start another one. A color test area and single-sided pages keep the practical side simple, so the only real decision left is which vase gets the brightest bouquet.