Moomin Blooms (a Fun And Floral Colouring Book)

By (author) Books, Macmillan Children's
Short description/annotation:
A blooming cute colouring book to help you relax, unwind and be more Moomin!
Description:

Stop and smell the roses in Moominvalley with this cute colouring book, bursting with flowery pictures to complete! Moomin Blooms: A Fun and Floral Colouring Book is perfect for stress relief and mindfulness, and fun for all ages.

“‘Oh, how wonderful! Oh how beautiful!’"

Explore the wonders of Moominvalley with all your favourite Moomin characters in this cute and cosy colouring book. Featuring over 40 unique floral scenes and petal-perfect patterns to colour and enjoy!

–Over 40 adorable designs – no repeats!
–Simple, bold images, perfect for all ages
–Single-sided pages to help prevent bleed-through (remember to put a spare piece of paper underneath the page you are colouring if using markers or felt-tips)

Look out for more cosy Moomin books including Moomin Moments and Moomin Cosy Creations.

Biographical note:
Tove Jansson (1914 - 2001) was born in Helsinki to artist parents. She was to become a celebrated artist, political cartoonist and author, but she is best known as the creator of the Moomins, one of the most successful and beloved children''s book series ever written. Inspired by summers spent on the islands off Finland and Sweden, Tove created the unique world of Moominvalley and all its inhabitants. The Moomins and The Great Flood, her first book to feature the Moomins, published in 1945. Tove went on to publish twelve Moomin books between 1945 and 1977, which have sold in their millions and been translated into over forty languages. In the 1950s the Moomins became a successful cartoon strip, which was to feature in newspapers all over the world. As the Moomins'' fame grew, they began to appear in television series, plays, films and a varied merchandise program soon followed. Tove also painted throughout her life and wrote novels and short stories, including the acclaimed Summer Book. But the Moomin world was never far away. As Tove said, "You feel a cold wind on your legs when you step outside Moomin Valley," In 1966, Tove received the Hans Christian Andersen Award for her lasting contribution to children''s literature.