For Dad: Coloring Book: Color-Your-Own Art & Activity Book

by Heath McKenzie (Illustrator)

Overview

Celebrate Dad with a Personalized Gift He’ll Cherish!

Make Father’s Day extra special with For Dad: Color-Your-Own Gallery Wall Art—a creative, hands-on activity book designed to help kids and families show their love and appreciation in a meaningful way. Packed with activities, coloring pages, and opportunities to add your own flair, this book transforms every drawing into a keepsake Dad will treasure.

Key Features:

• 20 Art & Activity Pages Made Just for Dad: From fill-in-the-blank prompts and doodle spaces to decorative designs featuring fun patterns and loving messages, each page encourages creativity while celebrating the unique bond between child and father.
• Single-Sided, Perforated Pages: Each activity is printed on one side of the page to prevent bleed-through and includes easy-to-tear edges so you can proudly display your child’s masterpieces at home, in Dad’s office, or anywhere he’ll be reminded of your love.
• Perfect for Framing or Gifting: Create a personalized gallery wall or bundle several pages as a custom-made card. These thoughtful, hand-colored pages make memorable Father’s Day gifts, birthday surprises, or anytime "just because" moments.
• Encourages Creativity & Connection: This interactive book isn’t just fun—it helps kids’ express appreciation and build emotional connections through creative expression and imaginative play.

Ideal for kids of all ages, For Dad: Color-Your-Own Gallery Wall Art is more than just a coloring book—it’s a heartfelt gift filled with color, love, and memories that will last a lifetime.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9780655234012
Publisher:	Lake Press
Publication date:	04/08/2025
Series:	Gallery Wall Art
Pages:	40
Product dimensions:	11.02(w) x 13.98(h) x 0.50(d)
Age Range:	4 - 18 Years

About the Author

Heath McKenzie lives and works in a very small suburb in Melbourne, Australia and has worked with numerous clients and publishers worldwide. Along with illustration (which he's been doing professionally since 2003) and writing (which he's been getting away with since 2013) he's managed to sneak in the odd bit of design work along the way.

When not drawing he's busily helping raise a little family with his lovely wife, collecting an unnecessary amount of toys and books and occasionally attempting ambitious culinary feats in the kitchen.
He also enjoys possibly a bit too much tea.