So one of the hottest trends right now seems to be adult coloring books. I myself have quite a few along with the requisite special pencils and thin tip markers. Perhaps the popularity has to do with memories of the delight of coloring when a youngster. I loved my coloring books and crayons. These new adult books are a wonderful outlet for my somewhat dormant creativity. But the creators of these beautifully illustrated books are marketing them as a way for us to relax, de-stress from life and careers. The color choices are all your own. All you have to do is fill in the outlined designs. And COLORING FOR ALL SEASONS: SPRING is a treasury of beautiful designs.

Keep in mind that I am reviewing from a digital copy of the book so I can't rate the paper quality. But these books usually come with one design on a page -- nothing on the back side -- so you can safely colorize a picture without ruining the next one in the book -- in case colors bleed.

COLORING FOR ALL SEASONS: SPRING has 96 pages of designs with varying degree of detail. Many are blessed with illustrations of foliage and blooms that burst off the page. There are some that are easier to complete than others -- depends on what you feel like working on. Are you feeling adventurist or just feel like experimenting with colors. There is something for everyone in COLORING FOR ALL SEASONS: SPRING.