
The Hazelnook Bears, book 1

Bold, easy coloring books for every age
Made with love
Your toddler's first crayon. Your kids' rainy afternoon. Your own quiet evening. Your grandparents' favourite chair. Crayon Cottage makes bold, easy coloring books for all of them, so everyone can sit down, pick a page and enjoy it, together or on their own.
Every book is drawn for one person. Find theirs.




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One book.Two crayons.Three generations.
Our promise
We make each one for someone: a child, a parent, a grandparent, you. That is why every book keeps the same promises.
Big shapes, thick lines and no tiny details, so a page ends with a smile, not a sigh.
Markers stay on their own page, and a finished picture can be cut out and kept.
One book, two crayons. Color side by side with your child, or with your mum and dad.
Every picture is chosen, cleaned up and checked before a book goes to print.
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Meet the family
Papa bear in his striped scarf, Mama bear with a flower behind her ear, their two little cubs and the round, fluffy family cat. Fifty cozy scenes of one family's snowy Christmas: hot cocoa, cookie baking, story time and skating.
Colored examples: in the book, every page is black-and-white line art




More than coloring
We are making activity books with the same care: small challenges for little ones and kids, and calm ones for grown-ups.

Books made for one special day of the year.
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December 1 to 24
December 5
December 25
Every week, two more Crayon Cottage books come out on Amazon, each in paperback and hardcover.
On Amazon, in 14 stores worldwide, in paperback and hardcover. Every book here has a button for your Amazon store, and all our books together are on our Crayon Cottage author page on Amazon.
Both have the same pictures. The paperback is lighter and cheaper; the hardcover is sturdier and makes a nice gift. Some hardcovers have a few bonus pictures; the book page says so.
Every picture is printed on its own page with nothing on the back, so even if a marker soaks through, it never spoils the next picture. A sheet of paper underneath keeps the table clean.
Crayons, colored pencils and felt-tip markers all work. Every book has a color test page to try your colors first.
No, they are written for those countries: the Adventskalender book follows the German Advent traditions, the Sinterklaas book the Dutch ones. All text inside them is in German or Dutch.
Yes. The coloring corner has one real page from every book, free and without any sign-up.
Some pages end up on the fridge.
Some end up in a frame.
Every one starts with you.
Pick a page for someone you love. Or for yourself.