Pride & Prejudice: An Adult Coloring Book with Romantic Country Scenes, Historical Women's Fashion, and Beautiful Floral Dresses for Jane Austen Fans
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Pride & Prejudice: An Adult Coloring Book with Romantic Country Scenes, Historical Women's Fashion, and Beautiful Floral Dresses for Jane Austen Fans Details
2019 Gift IdeasExplore the world of Pride and Prejudice in this classic coloring book from bestselling publishing brand, Jade Summer.Our Pride and Prejudice coloring book is a must have for fans of Jane Austen. Featuring beautiful country scenes, romantic illustrations and iconic characters, each page offers an exceptional design that can be brought to life with color.Use your imagination to create your own interpretation of each scene. Vintage dresses, handsome gentlemen, refined ladies and dashing horses await you. Our Pride and Prejudice coloring book will keep you entertained for hours. Artists of all ages will adore spending time bringing each scene to life.Why You Will Love this BookRelaxing Coloring Pages. Every page you color will pull you into a relaxing world where your responsibilities will seem to fade away... Beautiful Illustrations. We’ve included 25 unique images for you to express your creativity and make masterpieces. Which colors will you choose for this book?Double Images. You get to color your favorite images a second time, have an extra copy in case you make a mistake, or have an extra page to share with a friend.Single-sided Pages. Every image is placed on its own black-backed page to reduce the bleed-through problem found in other coloring books.Great for All Skill Levels. You can color every page however you want and there is no wrong way to color (even if you are a beginner). Makes a Wonderful Gift. Know someone who loves to color? Make them smile by getting them a copy too. You could even color together!About Jade Summer100+ Coloring Books. Explore the entire Jade Summer collection and find an amazing book for your next coloring adventure. As a Jade Summer fan, you have access to books in a variety of popular themes, including animals, mandalas, fantasy, inspirational, and many more!6,500+ 5-star Amazon Reviews. Jade Summer is one of the premier coloring book brands and a frequent bestseller on Amazon. When you buy a Jade Summer coloring book, you know it's a product you'll love.Fun Online Community. Our fun, friendly, and supportive community on social media is an entertaining way to view completed pages from other Jade Summer fans, meet other colorists, and share your masterpieces with the world.Buy Now & Relax...Scroll to the top of the page and click the Add to Cart button.
Reviews
First of all, on the positive side. The faces and figures are beautifully drawn, and the details are lovely--the flowers, room settings, and so on. Two copies of each picture means you can experiment or just use two color paths, a great idea. Another great idea is the black backing. Each page is not only single sided, but there's a black backing that should help with colors bleeding through.I was really prepared to enjoy this, but... The gowns and men's clothing throughout have almost nothing to do with the Regency era in which the novel is set. We have characters in gowns that are all over the timeline from mid or even early Eighteenth Century, through Victorian ladies, and on into Gibson Girls, early Downton Abbey ladies, and even (I think) a 1920's flapper or two. It was quite jarring to see Elizabeth dressed in what looked for all the world like an 1880's Wild West dance hall girl's onstage costume. The crucial interview between Lady Catherine and Elizabeth places Lady Catherine in a post (U.S.) Civil War bustle dress while Elizabeth sits beside her in a dress of flapper cut--straight from the shoulder with no shape at all. There are a few Regency gowns in there, but not many. Even if you derive your ideas from the 2005 film version, which set the story in the late 18th Century, you're not going to come up with most of these costumes.The gentlemen get equally bad treatment, again ranging from the dandies of the mid Eighteenth Century onward. And no man ever wore a ruffle like that portrayed on the cover of the book.I can't help feeling that an hour spent browsing the Web for the lovely, authentic costumes of the period in which the book is set would have paid off dividends. As it is, I'll probably save it for my granddaughter, who is too young to have read the novel but who loves to color pretty ladies.
