A colouring book by M.J. Artel
Scribbles the tiny robot loses his favourite colouring book, and finds a friend.
Once upon a time, in a small town, there lived a tiny robot named Scribbles. Scribbles was different from all the other robots in town, because his favourite hobby was collecting colouring books and colouring them in.
One day Scribbles hears about a colouring book fair in the next town over. He spends the whole day there, filling in pages and chatting with other colouring fans, but when he gets home he realises he has left his favourite colouring book behind. With help from a kind vendor, he finds it again, open to the very page he had been working on.
Later, Scribbles meets Pixel, a robot known for her kindness. Pixel notices that his pencils are worn down to stubs, and offers him her brand-new set. The two become friends and colour together, and rumour has it that this very book was the first colouring book they ever designed.
Scribbles gets help from a kind stranger, and a new friend named Pixel shares her pencils. It’s a gentle story about looking out for each other.
Boxy classics, round big-eyed bots, robots with flowers and robots with pencils, each with its own personality.
It’s a colouring book about a robot who collects colouring books, so young readers recognise themselves straight away.
Chunky shapes for small hands, with dials, buttons and gears for older kids who love detail.
A few of the pictures from Robot Coloring Book. The ones marked “Colour it online” open in the free Colouring Studio.
Free · no sign-up · works on tablets
Colour pages from Robot Coloring Book in your browser before you buy, on a computer, tablet or phone. Every art supply behaves like the real thing.
Little hands can switch on Stay inside the lines. Finished pictures can be saved or printed.
Open the Colouring StudioAges 4 to 10, and any age can enjoy it. The robots have big, clear shapes for younger children and lots of small parts for older ones.
Yes. Each picture comes with a page of the story of Scribbles, a tiny robot who loves colouring books, and his friend Pixel.
It’s 8.625 × 8.75 inches (about 22 × 22 cm) with 66 pages, printed on demand by Amazon on white paper.
Felt tips and alcohol markers can bleed through ordinary book paper, so slip a sheet of card behind the page you’re colouring. Pencil crayons and wax crayons won’t bleed.
Yes. Four robots can be coloured free in the online Colouring Studio, and Scribbles is in the free colouring pack.
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See insideSix pages · all three books · ready to print
The torch lighting, fox soccer, a team-symbol page and a trophy from The Wildwood Games, plus Scribbles the robot and a classic car. Print them for a rainy afternoon, a classroom or a party table.
