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Coming soon · Adult coloring book

Small Wonders of the Forest Floor

Mushrooms, moss, ferns & woodland details

Small Wonders of the Forest Floor cover showing mushrooms, leaves, and woodland details
Actual paperback cover · 40 designs

Slow down and look beneath the trees. This compact coloring book brings 40 distinct forest-floor scenes to the page, from fallen-log fungi and tiny umbrellas in the leaf litter to ferns beginning to unfurl. The fine shapes invite a close look, while open areas leave room to make each scene your own.

  • Forty black-and-white designs, each with a short sourced nature note and a simple observation cue.
  • A blank reverse behind every coloring design gives you a separate page for each scene.
  • A 5 × 8-inch paperback size that is easy to carry to a quiet coloring spot.
Look inside the book

The paperback · Coming soon

A little world to color.

Take a closer look at mushrooms, moss, lichens, ferns, and the details around them. Each scene offers a nature note to read and an observation cue to carry into your next walk.

Paperback details

86 pages · 5 × 8 inches
40 coloring designs with 40 blank reverse pages.
Black ink on white paper.

Planned U.S. paperback price: $9.99. The retailer listing is not live yet; final price and availability will be confirmed there at launch.

Real pages from the finished interior

Look a little closer.

These are three of the book’s actual coloring designs. The short notes introduce something real to notice; the colors are yours to choose.

Interior page showing shelf fungi along a fallen log, with a nature note below
Page 7 · Fungi & fallen wood

Fallen-Log Shelves

Wood-decaying fungi help recycle fallen branches and logs, returning nutrients to the forest. Nature note source: National Park Service.

Interior page showing small gilled mushrooms among fallen leaves, with a nature note below
Page 23 · Mushrooms & leaf litter

Leaf-Litter Umbrellas

Many mushrooms carry spore-producing gills beneath their caps. Nature note source: National Park Service.

Interior page showing curled new fern fronds beside older fronds, with a nature note below
Page 55 · Woodland ferns

Fern Unfurling

Many new fern fronds begin tightly curled and unfurl as they grow. Nature note source: National Park Service.

Choose your colors

For the details you love to notice.

Try shaded caps, the ribs of a fern, or a completely imagined woodland palette. Colored pencils are a good match for the fine lines and small details. If you prefer markers, place a protective sheet behind the page.

The printed paper’s feel and bleed-through have not been physically tested. The nature notes are for curiosity, not mushroom identification or foraging.

When will it be available?

The paperback is being prepared for release. A retailer link will appear here after the listing is live.

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