Color-by-Number: Around the World: 30+ fun & relaxing color-by-number projects to engage & entertain Paperback – September 1, 2016

These books are a great resource in my special education classroom to establish a routine of direction following. When the student can follow directions to color a beautiful drawing as a reward, they transfer those skills of direction following to when the teacher gives directives.

I was very disappointed in this book. Wasn't at all what I expected. Hate that I spent money on something that I don't like. Half of them don't even have numbers to go by.

this book is totally useless. I rated it one star because I couldn't rate it zero star.The pictures are ugly. Most of the book consits of maps of different countries and continents to color, and a few monuments like the Pisa tower or Big Ben, with so few details that they are barely recognisable. I bought the book thinking that the pictures would represent monuments or landscapes, and be more or less in the same style as color by numbers : animals, from the same publisher ; but they are not. the pictures are very crude, and totally uninteresting for an adult to color (although the back cover reads "for artists of all ages and skill levels"). Maybe the book was aimed at children, although I doubt any child would be excited to color a map of the Netherlands (no offense). I was so appaled when I received the book that I immediately asked for a refund. I have to say that Amazon was very nice about it and refunded me without a quibble.