Take a Break: Food and Snacks. Easy Coloring Book
Take a short break!
- 50 big, bold and unique illustrations: foods, drinks, desserts, fruit and much more
- All illustrations are hand-drawn
- Simple drawings, easy to color for adults, teens, beginning artists and seniors
Wonderful illustrations that are easy and fun to color. Sit back and give yourself some time for creativity.
Coffee, cakes, fruit, pizza and desserts, drawn with thick lines so a page can be finished in one sitting.
$7.99Paperback on Amazon
- Age10+
- Pages102
- LanguageEnglish
- Size8.5 x 11 in
Four things worth seeing before you buy: how thick the lines are, the page size and how the pages are printed, the range of subjects inside, and the book as a gift.
What the drawings look like
Download the printable PDF · $3.99The whole book: all 50 pictures
Choose your paper size:
The PDF is yours to keep and print at home as often as you like. The download link opens right after checkout and also arrives by email.
Who the book is for
Adults, teens, beginners, and seniors. An easy gift for many occasions. It also suits older adults and group activities in libraries, adult day programs and senior living communities.
Download the printable PDF · $3.99The whole book: all 50 pictures
Choose your paper size:
The PDF is yours to keep and print at home as often as you like. The download link opens right after checkout and also arrives by email.
What is inside
- A perfect size, 8.5 x 11 inches
- One illustration per page
The full description of this book
Take a Break: Food and Snacks is an easy, large-print coloring book for adults, teenagers and beginners, published by Magic of Discoveries LLC. It has 102 pages and 50 different drawings on 8.5 x 11-inch pages.
Every drawing is made by hand, with no artificial intelligence used. Each page holds one subject drawn with a thick outline and large open areas, so a page can be finished in one sitting with pencils, gel pens or markers.
Inside are fruit and vegetables, baking and desserts, drinks and everyday meals: a carrot, a lemon, a pumpkin, watermelon, a burger, lemonade, pizza, a birthday cake, ice cream, onions and garlic, broccoli, cabbage, peppers, tomatoes, grapes, cheese and corn.
It is one of three books in the Take a Break series, which share the same format and line weight: Take a Break: Cute Animals covers animals, flowers and landscapes, and Take a Break: Ocean covers sea life and beaches.
Free pages to try before you buy
These are real pages from the book. Print 9 of them free, hand one to your child, and see whether they enjoy it and can color it comfortably.
- Age
- 10+
- Drawings
- 50
- Pages
- 102
- Size
- 8.5 x 11 in
- Published
- August 10, 2024
- ISBN
- 9781963328325
- Author
- Maria Demi
- Publisher
- Magic of Discoveries LLC
How this book is built: Books built so a child can finish them
Also sold at: Barnes & Noble · ThriftBooks · World of Books · Alibris · Buscalibre · Takealot · Goodreads
Also available in Español
Questions parents ask
Which Take a Break book should I start with?
Food is the easiest to pick up, because you rarely have to think about what color anything should be. Animals has the most variety, and Ocean is the calmest.
What does bold and easy mean?
It means thick outlines and large open areas instead of fine pattern work. Every shape is big enough to fill in without a fine-tipped pen, and there are no tiny details that require you to look closely.
How long does one page take?
About twenty to thirty minutes at an unhurried pace. That is the point of the book: you start and finish the same drawing in one sitting instead of leaving it half done.
What can I color with?
Colored pencils, gel pens, crayons and markers all work. The thick outline gives every tool a clear edge to stop at, so the drawing still looks right even with a broad tip.
Are the drawings made with AI?
No. All 50 drawings are drawn by hand by our own illustrator, which is why the lines are clean and the shapes stay consistent from page to page.
Is it comfortable if my eyes tire quickly?
Yes, that is what large print is for here. The subject fills most of the page, the outlines are thick, and there are no small repeating patterns to follow.
Is this a good gift?
It makes an easy gift. The subjects suit anyone from a teenager to a grandparent, and a beginner can finish the first page the same evening.
Which book in the series is the easiest to start with?
This one. You rarely have to decide what color anything should be, so the first page takes almost no thinking: a lemon is yellow, a carrot is orange, and you are coloring within a minute.
What food is in the book?
Fruit and vegetables, baking and desserts, drinks and everyday meals: watermelon, grapes, corn, peppers, tomatoes, broccoli, a burger, pizza, a birthday cake, ice cream, lemonade and cheese among them.
Is it a good book for a beginner who has never colored before?
Yes, it is the one we suggest first. The subjects are familiar, the shapes are simple, and a finished page looks good even if the color goes slightly over the line.
Does it work as a kitchen or housewarming gift?
Yes. Each drawing stands on its own, so a finished page can be cut out and pinned up in a kitchen.
Is this a good coloring book for seniors?
Yes. The drawings are large, the outlines are thick, and there is one subject per page with no small details, so there is no need to look closely or work with tiny details. A page can be finished in one short sitting.
Can a senior living community, library, or adult day program use it?
Yes. The paperback works well for individual use, and the printable PDF lets a group use the same drawing, so an activity leader can give everyone the same page.
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