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Get ready to journey back in time to the age of dinosaurs with My First Dinosaur Colouring Book!
Designed for budding paleontologists aged 2 to 6, this thrilling book is packed with adventure, offering charming illustrations of friendly dinosaurs waiting to be brought to life with a splash of colour. Encounter the majestic Triceratops, the swift Velociraptors, and more as you explore the prehistoric landscape. With each stroke of the crayon, children will unleash their creativity and imagination while discovering the wonders of the dinosaur world.
Join the expedition and let the adventure begin with this captivating book!
HAPPY COLOURING, LITTLE ARTISTS!
Colouring is an excellent activity for kids as it fosters creativity and self-expression while also helping them develop fine motor skills and hand-eye coordination. Additionally, it provides a calming and therapeutic outlet, promoting relaxation and mindfulness in children.
Check out all my other titles in the My First Colouring series!
Shalini Sridhar
Shalini Sridhar is a vibrant individual who wears multiple hats and thrives in the intricate dance of balancing various roles. From being a dedicated mother to exploring the world as a passionate traveler, indulging in the diverse world of cuisine, and excelling in her professional career as a creative content designer, Shalini epitomises the essence of living life to the fullest.
With a diverse background in computer science, pharmaceuticals, healthcare, and design - Shalini has an unique perspective on life. She is passionate about early childhood literacy and recognises the importance of skills acquired during children's formative years.
In addition to her professional work, she volunteers with a local nonprofit organisation, where she reads stories in English to children, aiming to enhance their literacy skills.
You can find her work here: https://shalinisridhar.com/
