The Time Chamber by Daria Song
This book is also really relaxing and easy to get lost in because it was so mind clearing and stress-relieving for me, it kind of reminded me of playing Sudoku or putting together a jigsaw puzzle.
There is no rush to get through the pages, or the little story inside of the book about a curious fairy (which made me think of Tinker Bell) who decides to explore the world outside of her home in a cuckoo clock. There is even a cute image index and hidden treasure key in the back of the book to reference for each page.
With so many tiny pieces of detail from cover to cover in this one book, there’s an endless list of color combinations, and levels of creativity that you can have with just this one book. Not to mention how much shelf life this book has.
You can take your time with these intricate images and watch them come to life the way you want them to. When I started to color in even the slightest bit of detail on a single page in this book, it felt like my mind and body began to relax.
There seems to be something very symbolic and meditative about coloring in all of these interactive details. Kind of like how as an adult you’re faced with millions of little problems and responsibilities all at once, but–as in life and–in this book you can really only do certain sections at a time.
That may be overtly dramatic, but you get my point. ^__^ I love, love, love this book. The patterns and layout is amazing. An instant favorite for some creative meditation.
Thanks so much for reading,
Gia.
G. Jacks Writes (About Everything) 
This colouring book looks amazing! I especially love the picture on the front cover so pretty! I have a few adult colouring books lying around and am really enjoying them, colouring is so much fun and relaxing.That’s nice there also is a bit of a story and the image index sounds neat too. Great review!
^__^ Thanks! Its my first adult coloring book, but now I know I’ll need to buy more.