My Thanksgiving Table front cover

Holiday coloring & design · Ages 4–8

My Thanksgiving Table

A Coloring & Design Adventure

Join three neighborhood friends for harvest days, shared food, and a welcoming Thanksgiving table. Color apples, pies, autumn leaves, and cozy gatherings, then design a pie top, create a place mat, and draw people and moments you are thankful for.

50 activities8.5 × 11 inches104 printed pages

By Nolan Max Design · English paperback

A real peek inside

More than a cover to judge by.

These are real pages from the book. The printed artwork is black and white, ready for your child’s colors and ideas.

Real black-and-white interior sample 1 from My Thanksgiving Table
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Real black-and-white interior sample 2 from My Thanksgiving Table
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What’s inside

  • 50 main designs: 40 coloring scenes and 10 open-ended drawing and design pages.
  • Five themed chapters featuring harvest scenes, food to share, family gatherings, and thankful ideas.
  • Three recurring neighborhood friends and short prompts for children ages 4-8.
  • Large 8.5 x 11-inch pages with clear outlines and room to color.
  • A blank reverse behind every main design; 104 printed pages including opening pages and blank backs.

Book details

Format
English paperback
Age range
4–8 years
Size
8.5 × 11 inches
Printed pages
104
Interior
Black ink on white paper
Main activity backs
Blank reverse
ISBN
9798175998802

Before you choose

Is this the right level for my child?

The intended age range is 4–8. Clear outlines and short prompts with open-ended drawing activities. Younger children may enjoy help reading the prompts.

Are the inside pages colored?

No. The printed interior is black and white, ready for children to color. The full-color cover is separate from the interior.

Are activities printed on both sides?

Each main activity has a blank reverse. The total printed page count includes opening pages and blank backs.

What coloring supplies can we use?

Crayons and colored pencils are good starting choices. Test markers first and put a protective sheet behind the page. A blank reverse does not guarantee that ink will not show through.

Ready for their next adventure?

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