100 QUEST Color By Number: Squares + Triangles + Hexagons + Circles (BLACK backgrounds): color quest activity book for adults

Fun coloring adult book. Beautiful pictures and super relaxing to do.

Saw this coloring book on some TikTok streams and really caught my eye for something new to do. I chose to get a used version to see what would happen and it came in really perfect untouched condition. Only one page in the front was torn out, but don't think it was even a design page. I am excited to try this out with my coloring pencils and see how the designs come to life. This is cool because you don't know what you will be drawing and just follow along the color codes to reveal as you go. I prefer to save money where possible and was pleased with the book and how thick it is. Also that I got a deal. This will keep me busy for a long time.

Such a fun coloring book. The mystery of what you are coloring keeps you engaged. Warning-you will become addicted!

I bought this as a gift for my daughter. She loves to color and it is very soothing for her. This one was extra fun because you don’t know what you were coloring initially.

It took me three months but I have now colored every single page in this book! Overall, it was very enjoyable and good value for the price.Good things: the pages are one-sided so ghosting from water-based markers isn't an issue, the black borders/backgrounds look really nice and make coloring easier, and it doesn't get boring because there's a wide variety of images using the four different shapes (circle, square, triangle, hex), and half of the pages are portrait and half landscapeThings that keep it from being 5 stars: the book very quickly became severely warped and the cover started peeling, though the binding has stayed intact. There are several typos/errors throughout the book, most notably errors in the color keys (entirely missing on one page and having one color missing or an extra color on a few pages) and errors in the placement of numbers on the coloring pages. On several pages, seemingly randomly, one digit will be shifted to the right by a few shapes. So a shape will be left blank or will have the second digit of its number there but not the first. It wasn't too hard to learn to spot these and look to the right for the misplaced number, but it was annoying. Similarly, the incorrect color keys were fairly easy to work around, just annoying.

I have an infant, so I haven't had a lot of time to color in this. However, it's pretty cool!!! The areas you color in are quite small, so you may need glasses to see the numbers, and you DEFINITELY need a fine point marker. The pages are thin, so put a scrap piece of paper behind the page you're working on so you don't ruin the page behind it. Definitively recommend.

i LOVE this!!! haven’t finished yet, but the paper does bleed to the next page. so keep that in mind if you get this. i love it, though.

I saw someone using this on TikTok and really like the idea of it divided into squares instead of a typical color by number. It reminds me of the cross-stitch color games on the phone/tablet. I also love that it has black backgrounds because it doesn’t show if you get a tiny bit out the line or anything. Great activity for people with anxiety!